Der Tod und der Anatom by Walter Draesner (1922)

Black silhouette of an anatomist at a lab table struggling with a skeleton beside a microscope and other skeletons.

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A black silhouette print shows an anatomist bent over a laboratory table, gripping a skeleton's arm while a tall skeleton stands at the table's far end and a small skeleton sits on a block beside a microscope. Walter Draesner made this print in 1922, titled Der Tod und der Anatom.

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