Microscoopopname van het gehoororgaan van een mens met het labyrint en het slakkenhuis before 1895

This stereoscopic photograph, created by Gustav Fritsch before 1895, depicts a microscopic view of the human auditory organ. The image showcases the labyrinth and cochlea, essential components of the inner ear responsible for hearing. Fritsch, a German physician and anatomist, was renowned for his contributions to microscopic anatomy. This image, likely intended for scientific or educational purposes, provides a detailed glimpse into the intricate structure of the human ear.