
The Lingual, the Pharyngeal, and the Internal Carotid arteries
Joseph Maclise · 1815-1880
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A lithographic anatomical plate shows a dissected male head tilted back, with the face and neck partly cut away to reveal red-tinted arteries, including the internal carotid and the lingual and pharyngeal branches. A surgical probe or forceps rests near the jaw, and the figure is draped with fabric across the shoulders. The print is titled The Lingual, the Pharyngeal, and the Internal Carotid arteries, by Joseph Maclise, dated 1844.
































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