Anatomische studie van delen van de placenta 1685

This detailed anatomical study of the placenta, created in 1685 by Dutch artist Pieter van Gunst, showcases the meticulous detail and scientific accuracy of 17th-century anatomical illustration. The print, now part of the Rijksmuseum collection, offers a fascinating glimpse into the anatomical knowledge of the period, highlighting the human body’s intricacies. The inclusion of labels and numbered sections further emphasizes its educational purpose, suggesting it was likely intended for both medical professionals and curious minds.