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Romanae archetypae tabulae anatomicae novis..., Rome, 1783

Body Part as Body Art

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    Romanae archetypae tabulae anatomicae novis..., Rome, 1783

    A skeleton jauntily points to the top of the page. Its pelvis is fused to the top of a columnar pedestal, metaphorically suggesting the structural functions of hips and legs. The quartet of giant eyeballs and colorization are 18th-century additions.

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    Colored figure of a man, showing his back, with his hand on his hip, showing skeletal structure

    Romanae archetypae tabulae anatomicae novis..., Rome, 1783

    A skeleton jauntily points to the top of the page. Its pelvis is fused to the top of a columnar pedestal, metaphorically suggesting the structural functions of hips and legs. The quartet of giant eyeballs and colorization are 18th-century additions.