Flayed torso from Manuel dAnatomie Descriptive du Corps Humain

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The "Flayed Torso" is a notable illustration from the anatomical atlas "Manuel d'Anatomie Descriptive du Corps Humain," which was authored by French anatomist and physician Jules Cloquet and lithographed by H. Feillet. This work, first published in the 19th century, represents a significant contribution to medical literature and anatomical illustration of the time. The "Flayed Torso" is particularly renowned for its meticulous detail and artistic merit, showcasing the human body's musculature with the skin removed to provide a clear view of the underlying structures.

Jules Cloquet's atlas was a comprehensive guide to human anatomy and was intended for use by medical professionals and students. The "Flayed Torso" stands out as a prime example of the intersection between art and science during the period, reflecting the high level of craftsmanship and scientific knowledge that went into its creation. The illustration is characterized by its precision and clarity, which not only served an educational purpose but also embodied the aesthetic values of the era.

The "Flayed Torso" and the atlas as a whole were part of a broader movement in the 19th century that sought to improve the understanding of human anatomy through more accurate and detailed representations. This movement was propelled by advances in printing technology, such as lithography, which allowed for the mass production of detailed images. The work of Cloquet and Feillet played a crucial role in disseminating anatomical knowledge and contributed to the evolution of medical education.

Today, the "Flayed Torso" is not only of interest to the medical community but is also valued by historians of medicine and art for its historical significance and the light it sheds on the practices of anatomical study and illustration during the 1800s. It remains an important artifact that reflects the dedication to both educational utility and aesthetic elegance in medical publications of the time.

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