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1132014141125734Code 295 Lithograph MacliseAntique lithograph, from the Surgical Anatomy by Joseph Maclise, 1859, depicting the dissection of a foot (n. 68). Frame made of walnut. With frame 50x42 cm - inches 19.68x16.53.
The plate includes two figures of a sectioned foot seen from the plant, with the various parts that compose it indicated by letters of the alphabet; figure 1: A. The calcaneum, B. The plantar fascia and flexor brevis digitorum muscle cut; b b b, its tendons, C. The abductor minimi digiti muscle, D. The abductor pollicis muscle, E. The flexor accessorius muscle, F. The tendon of the flexor longus digitorum muscle, subdividing into f f f f, tendons for the four outer toes, G. The tendon of the flexor pollicis longus muscle, H. The flexor pollicis brevis muscle, i i i i. The four lumbricales muscles, K. The external plantar nerve, L. The external plantar artery, M. The internal plantar nerve and artery; figure 2: A. The heel covered by the integument, B. The plantar fascia and flexor brevis digitorum muscle cut; b b b, the tendons of the muscle, C. The abductor minimi digiti, D. The abductor pollicis, E. The flexor accessorius cut, F. The tendon of the flexor digitorum longus cut; f f f, its digital ends. G. The tendon of the flexor pollicis, H. The head of the first metatarsal bone, I. The tendon of the tibialis posticus, K. The external plantar nerve, L L. The arch of the external plantar artery, M M M M. The four interosseous muscles, N. The external plantar nerve and artery cut.
Joseph Maclise, fellow of the Royal College of Surgeons, published his work in Philadelphia in 1859, dedicating it to two professors at the Univesity College London Samuel Cooper and Robert Liston. The work contains 68 colored plates: the drawings of Maclise are impressive, all the figures of anatomical dissection seem alive and the faces seem a gallery of portraits: it is art, only incidentally of an anatomicalsubject.
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