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Hand-colored medical plate showing six figures of male genitalia with chancroid ulcers in varied views.

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I. Under surface of penis, II. The foreskin retracted, III. Under surface of the penis. The foreskin removed by circumcision, IV. Upon the right side of the retracted foreskin an oval chancroid, V. Upon the glans, in the coronal furrow, and on the inner surface of the retracted foreskin, chancroids, VI. A large-sized chancroid upon the pubes, Prince Albert Morrow (1888-1889). Via artnap.com

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Why is this public domain? Prince Albert Morrow died in 1913; this work is in the public domain.

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This plate, titled Plate II, presents six hand-colored medical illustrations of male genitalia showing ulcerated lesions in different positions, with gloved or pale hands holding the anatomy for display. The figures are numbered I through VI and depict chancroid sores on the shaft, glans, foreskin, and pubic area. The print was produced by Prince Albert Morrow, dated 1888-1889, and published by William Wood & Company in New York.