Skeleton and muscles by Max Eschner (1911)

Anatomical chart with a muscular male figure beside a numbered skeleton, plus detail studies of skull, spine, hand and teeth.

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Why is this public domain? Max Eschner died in 1926; this work is in the public domain.

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A lithographic anatomical chart shows a male figure with the musculature exposed on the left and a complete skeleton on the right, with numbered labels. Separate studies of the skull, vertebrae, hand, foot and teeth appear in the centre and right margin. The work is titled Skeleton and muscles, created by Max Eschner in 1911.

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1911

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Men