De Vocis Auditusque 1601

"De Vocis Auditusque," a 1601 anatomical illustration by Giulio Casserio (Casserius), depicts the human head and neck, meticulously showcasing the intricate muscles, nerves, and internal structures. The artwork, a detailed engraving, is labeled with Roman numerals and letters, offering a comprehensive and visually striking representation of the vocal and auditory systems, making it a valuable tool for anatomical study. The anatomical drawings are presented in a clear and organized manner, making it a significant contribution to the advancement of anatomical understanding during the early modern period. The piece is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York.