Decima musculorum tabula by Thomas Geminus (1545)

Engraved anatomical plate of a standing male figure seen from behind, showing exposed back and limb muscles with lettered lab

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An engraved anatomical plate shows a standing male figure seen from behind, with the musculature of the back, arms, and legs exposed and muscles marked with letters for reference. The figure stands on a low, shaded ground line with a small scatter of stones at the lower left. The plate is the tenth muscle table, titled Decima musculorum tabula, produced by Thomas Geminus in 1545.

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