Etude d’un squelette, vue de face
Jean-Jacques Lequeu · 1757-1826
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Etude d’un squelette, vue de face, Jean-Jacques Lequeu (1792). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Jean-Jacques Lequeu died in 1826; this work is in the public domain.
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A front-facing anatomical study of a human skeleton from the upper skull to the chest, with the skull, teeth, shoulders and ribs washed in soft grey and brown tones. Red letters mark bony landmarks and a numbered figure label appears at left, consistent with an eighteenth century anatomical plate by Jean Jacques Lequeu dated 1792.
