Röntgenfoto van een bot van een fazant before 1896

This early X-ray photograph, taken by Albert Londe before 1896, depicts the skeletal structure of a pheasant's wing. Londe was a pioneer in the field of medical photography, and his work helped to advance the understanding of the human body. This particular image is a stunning example of the power of X-ray technology to reveal the hidden world beneath the surface. The negative image, with its ghostly white bones against a dark background, creates a striking visual effect, emphasizing the delicate structure of the bird's wing.