Ecorché, vue de face by Jean-Jacques Lequeu (1792)

Anatomical drawing of a flayed head and shoulders in grey wash with red lettered labels for facial and neck muscles.

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A pale grey and brown wash drawing shows a male figure's head, neck, and upper shoulders with the muscles exposed, a style of anatomical study known as an écorché. Red letters label the muscles and structures across the face, neck, and chest, keyed to the figure number Fig. 47 and Plate 15 in the upper right corner.

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1792

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