Four Dissected Heads with Details of Eyes
Arnauld Gautier d'Agoty · 1741-1780
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An anatomical plate labelled Planche XI shows several dissected human heads rendered in red and white tones, with the facial muscles exposed and numbered for reference. Smaller views below isolate the eye and its surrounding musculature, and two heads are partly wrapped in cloth. The print is attributed to Arnauld Gautier d'Agoty.
