Nervous system and heart by F. E. Wachsmuth (1906)

Anatomical plate showing a male figure with branching nerves, plus labeled views of the brain, spinal cord and cerebellum.

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A chromolithographic anatomical plate titled Nervous system and heart, attributed to F. E. Wachsmuth and dated 1906. A central silhouette of a standing male figure shows the branching nerve network in pale lines against a brown body, flanked by labeled detail views of the spinal cord, brain, cerebellum and a cross-section of the spinal cord.

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