Twee aanzichten van de onderkaak van een neushoorn, binnenkant en buitenkant before 1869

This anonymous illustration from before 1869 depicts two views of a rhinoceros jawbone: the inside and outside. The detailed, scientific rendering of the bone, likely created for a scientific publication, showcases the intricate structure of the animal's jaw and its teeth. The use of black and white tones emphasizes the texture and detail of the bone, creating a sense of realism and scientific objectivity. This work, likely created for an audience of scientists or naturalists, offers a glimpse into the study of paleontology and the fascination with the natural world during the 19th century.