Opengesneden groene hagedis met de organen zichtbaar before 1901

This is a black and white photographic print by Adolphe Louis Donnadieu. It depicts a dissected green lizard with its internal organs visible, pinned to a white surface. Created before 1901, this piece exemplifies a scientific approach to photography, likely used for educational purposes. The stark, clinical depiction of the lizard’s anatomy offers a glimpse into the scientific methods of the era. The print's small size, 159 mm x 100 mm, suggests a personal or study-related use, likely circulated among specialists or students. This image, "Opengesneden groene hagedis met de organen zichtbaar," is a captivating visual representation of anatomical study.