Blood circulation by F. E. Wachsmuth (1906)

Colored anatomical chart of human blood circulation with a full body figure and surrounding heart and vessel detail views.

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This anatomical chart shows a full-length human figure with the blood circulation system, arteries in red and veins in blue, traced through the torso, limbs and head. Surrounding detail views include heart cross-sections, a vessel wall close-up, a capillary network and a microscopic panel of blood cells, all rendered in hand-colored lithographic style. The print is attributed to F. E. Wachsmuth and dated 1906.

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