Secunda musculorum tabula. [Shows muscles in a walking position]
Thomas Geminus · 1510 - 1562
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Secunda musculorum tabula. [Shows muscles in a walking position], Thomas Geminus (1545). Via artnap.com
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Why is this public domain? Thomas Geminus died in 1562; this work is in the public domain.
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An engraved anatomical plate shows a male figure in a striding pose with one arm raised and the musculature of the torso, arms, and legs exposed. Lettered reference marks are placed across the body, and the Latin caption Secunda musculorum tabula appears in the lower right. The print is attributed to Thomas Geminus and dated 1545.
