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Human skull 1866 illustration showing the anatomy of the front (Fig 1) and rear (Fig 2) of a human skull Le crane - Fig 1: Facial region: frontal bone, frontal bump, eyebrow arcade, apophy

JAB4119205 Human skull 1866 illustration showing the anatomy of the front (Fig 1) and rear (Fig 2) of a human skull Le crane - Fig 1: Facial region: frontal bone, frontal bump, eyebrow arcade, apophy, external & internal orbital - Fig 2: Postterieure region: Parietal bone, occipital bone, Wormian bone, upper maxillary bone, 1866; (add.info.: Human skull 1866 illustration showing the anatomy of the front (Fig 1) and rear (Fig 2) of a human skull Le crane - Fig 1: Facial region: frontal bone, frontal bump, eyebrow arcade, apophy, external & internal orbital - Fig 2: Postterieure region: Parietal bone, occipital bone, Wormian bone, upper maxillary bone, 1866); Photo ©Jaime Abecasis

Media ID 38351590

© ©Jaime Abecasis / Bridgeman Images

Abecasis Anatomical Board Internal Anatomy Internal Organ Skull Anatomist

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EDITORS COMMENTS
This detailed 1866 illustration of a human skull provides a fascinating glimpse into the intricate anatomy of our most iconic feature. The front view (Fig 1) showcases the facial region, highlighting key structures such as the frontal bone, frontal bump, eyebrow arcade, and external & internal orbital areas. These intricate details offer insight into the complexity of our facial structure and how each component contributes to our overall appearance. Moving to the rear view (Fig 2), we are presented with a closer look at the postterieure region of the skull. Here, we can see the parietal bone, occipital bone, Wormian bone, and upper maxillary bone in all their intricacy. This perspective allows us to appreciate not only the external features that define our appearance but also the internal structures that support them. Through this illustration, we are reminded of both our physical fragility and remarkable complexity as human beings. It serves as a testament to centuries of anatomical knowledge and research that have deepened our understanding of ourselves. This print is not just a visual representation; it is a window into the history of medical science and an homage to those who dedicated their lives to unraveling the mysteries held within our own bodies.

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