Tungusae
Johann Friedrich Blumenbach · 1752 - 1840
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Why is this public domain? Johann Friedrich Blumenbach died in 1840; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
An engraved front view of a human skull, rendered in fine hatched lines with the eye sockets, nasal opening and upper teeth clearly shown, labeled with the Roman numeral XVI and the word Tungusae below. This print by Johann Friedrich Blumenbach is dated 1828 and belongs to the museum's collection of prints.
