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The Axillary and the Brachial arteries, with their branches
Joseph Maclise · 1815-1880
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Why is this public domain? Joseph Maclise died in 1880; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-coloured anatomical lithograph shows a dissected human arm and shoulder resting on a wooden table, with the axillary and brachial arteries highlighted in red and their branches fanning out across the muscles. Surgical scissors and a probe lie beside the limb. The plate is titled The Axillary and the Brachial arteries, with their branches, by Joseph Maclise, dated 1844.
