Arterial Vascular System
Jean Baptiste Sarlandière · 1787 - 1838
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Why is this public domain? Jean Baptiste Sarlandière died in 1838; this work is in the public domain.
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A hand-colored anatomical plate titled Angiography, labeled Pl. XI, shows arteries in red against muted musculature and bone across multiple views of the body. Views include the brain from above, a head in profile, upper and lower limbs, and a torso with internal organs and a heart, with numbered reference keys beside each figure.
