Dissected Collection (#6)

Bones of the middle ear, 1844 artwork
Bones of the middle ear. These anatomical artworks form plate 81 bis from volume 3 (1844) of Traite complet de l anatomie de l homme (1831-1854)

Lung blood vessel nerves, 1844 artwork
Lung blood vessel nerves. This anatomical artwork is figure 4, plate 96 from volume 3 (1844) of Traite complet de l anatomie de l homme (1831-1854)

Circle of Willis nerves, 1844 artwork
Circle of Willis nerves. This anatomical artwork is figure 1, plate 90 from volume 3 (1844) of Traite complet de l anatomie de l homme (1831-1854)

Eye anatomy. Cutaway artwork passing vertically through a human eye, showing its internal anatomy and structure. The front of the eye is at left, and the structures here include the cornea

Heart valves and strings, SEM
Heart valves and strings, coloured scanning electron micrograph (SEM). This dissection shows both the mitral valve (centre) and the aortic valve (upper centre)

Female anatomy, 17th century artwork. This drawing is from the title page of the book De subtilitate (Venice, 1623) by the Italian anatomist Emilio Parisano (1585-1652)

Damaged stinging nettle, artwork. Various views of a stinging nettle damaged by the weevil (Ceuthorhynchus pollinaris). At left are several enlarged views of sections of damaged stems and petioles

Columbine foliage (Aquilegia vulagaris). The lobed leaflets of columbine are covered in short hairs. Columbine is also known as grannys bonnets due to the shape of its flowers

Japanese maple (Acer Beni-maiko )
Japanese maple leaves (Acer palmatum Beni- maiko )

Primula polyanthus Hose in Hose
Polyanthus flowers (Primula polyanthus Hose in Hose ). Part of the flower has been cut away to show detail of the inside

Staghorn sumac (Rhus Dissecta )
Staghorn sumac tree (Rhus typhina Dissecta )

Wasp sting, light micrograph
Wasp sting. Light micrograph of the dissected stinging apparatus of a worker wasp (Vespula germanica). In this preparation the three parts of the shaft of the sting have separated into the two

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"Unveiling the Intricacies of Life: A Journey through Dissected Hints" Step into the world of Leonardo da Vinci's skull anatomy, where every curve and crevice holds secrets to our existence. Marvel at the intricate network of blood vessels that nourish our brain, as depicted in his mesmerizing artwork. The heart, a symbol of life itself, beats tirelessly within us. Explore its chambers and valves, understanding its vital role in sustaining our being. Witness the delicate dance between arteries and veins that carry life-giving oxygen throughout our bodies. Delve into history with an 1825 artwork showcasing male groin arteries - a testament to early anatomical studies. Discover how these hidden pathways contribute to our overall health and well-being. Venture further into the realm of dissection as we unravel the complex relationship between the heart and lungs. Witness their interdependence, understanding how they work harmoniously to ensure proper oxygenation for survival. Behold an 1825 artwork depicting head and chest arteries; a visual representation of scientific exploration from centuries past. Marvel at how these intricate networks sustain life by delivering essential nutrients throughout our bodies. Explore beyond mere surface appearances as we confront liver cirrhosis – a stark reminder of what can happen when this vital organ is compromised. Gain insight into medical conditions that challenge us while appreciating the resilience of human physiology. Witness scientists meticulously working with ragworm specimens – emblematic of tireless dedication towards unlocking nature's mysteries. Celebrate their unwavering commitment to advancing knowledge for generations to come. Embark on a journey through facial nerves, discovering their role in conveying emotions across countless expressions etched upon our faces. Appreciate how these invisible threads connect mind and body in profound ways. Transport yourself back in time to witness Eustachian tube syringing practices from the 18th century – an intriguing glimpse into historical medical techniques aimed at restoring balance within fragile auditory systems.