Prima musculorum tabula. [Shows human muscles]
Thomas Geminus · 1510 - 1562
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Why is this public domain? Thomas Geminus died in 1562; this work is in the public domain.
About this work
An engraved anatomical plate shows a standing male figure with the musculature exposed, labeled with letters across the chest, arms, and legs. The figure stands on a patch of uneven ground with small stones and tufts of grass at the lower right, where the Latin caption Prima musculorum tabula appears. This print by Thomas Geminus, dated 1545, is a classic example of Renaissance anatomical illustration.
