Alcohol, normal liver, and cirrhosis
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Alcohol, normal liver, and cirrhosis, A.G. Wilhelm Hoffmann (1909). Via artnap.com
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This 1909 chromolithographic print by Wilhelm Hoffmann, A.G. contrasts a smooth normal liver labeled a with a nodular cirrhotic liver labeled b, shown at double natural size. Flanking the organs are illustrated bottles of Korn and Rum with printed alcohol percentages, beside stalks of grain and a corn plant.
