The nervous system
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The nervous system, J.F. Schreiber (1902). Via artnap.com
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This anatomical wall chart shows a full-length standing figure with the nervous system drawn in yellow over a peach body outline, with the spinal cord running down the back and nerves branching to the limbs. Inset illustrations at the top depict the brain from below and a cross-section of the skull, with German captions and numbered labels. The sheet is titled Das Nervensystem and is attributed to J.F. Schreiber, dated 1902.
