Fotoreproductie van een tekening, voorstellende een menselijk skelet before 1868

This anonymous anatomical drawing of a human skeleton from before 1868 depicts the skeletal structure in two views. The left-hand side shows a simple outline of the skeleton, while the right-hand side presents a more detailed representation with numbered labels and a grid system. The use of this grid system suggests that the drawing was intended for educational purposes, possibly as an illustration in a medical textbook or anatomical study. This drawing is a significant example of early anatomical illustrations, highlighting the evolving understanding of the human body during the 19th century.