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Manchu face, Universal body
Anonymous,
K. Sharḥ al-Maqāma al-Ṣalāḥiyya fī l-Khayl wa-al-Bayṭāra
Late Classic altar at the site of Xunantunich
The right kidney as the gate of life
Abdominal Dissection
kukkudru
Frontal illustration of the small and large intestines and the bladder (f. 69v)
The Screen gate
The Gut / Der Darm
John Banister Delivering an Anatomical Lecture on the Viscera
The geometric design of the stomachion diagram
3D Modelling of the Guts according to Aristotle
Battle scene and their aftermath
Food’s Course of Movement in the Intestines (engraving)
Battle scene at Cacaxtla
Brain Frog
Ca. 1660s-1681c. Lat. Fol. 95, unknown artist
Terracotta anatomical votive; spiral coil ending in trefoil
Red-figured terracotta stamnos
Early Zapotec stone relief of a sacrificial victim with a disembowelled abdomen
Mun (Mursi) belly painting
Ca. 1681 Ms sin. 11, part 3 by Christian Mentzel
Illustration accompanying De Arte Physicali et de Cirurgia
A human anatomical figure
A female ‘open torso’ figurine
Rock carving of reindeer with intestines
Drawing of rock carving of an elk with numerous anatomical parts depicted
A depiction of a man being attacked and mauled by a jaguar
Mythic battle between a crocodilian creature
NeuroBust no.5
Athenian red-figure cup attributed to Douris
Guido da Vigevano’s Anathomia, Figure 8
3D Model Embedded in the Greco-Roman Anatomical Atlas
Kotsanas’ wooden reproduction of the stomachion
Representation of a woman with the distribution of the blood vessels and the internal organs (f. 15v)
Side entanglements on Flax
Sugita Gempaku’s Kaitai shinsho
Henry Gray (anatomist) and Henry Vandyke Carter (artist), Fig. 1005, Superior and inferior duodenal fossæ.
Mary Reid Kelley with Patrick Kelley,
This is Offal
(2015)
Depiction of a mortuary bundle at Teotihuacan
Illustration depicting a right lateral view of the body (f. 72r)
Indian anatomical painting
Terracotta anatomical votive
A Brave Warrior with Guts
Knitted artwork of guts based on Tibetan medical painting at Atsagat Monastery, Republic of Buryatia, Russia.
Published in 1597 reprint of a 1565 Yixue gangmu, preserved in Ms sin. 11, part 1, “Enlightened-Hall Diagram of the Viscera”
Reproduced artwork detailing small and large intestines with Tibetan and Latin labels
Rock carving of elk with lifeline and guts
The 3D Model of the Digestive System according to Aristotle
A polyvisceral plaque
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