Antique Organs

The vertical striations create a rhythmic pattern, emphasizing the layered, fibrous composition of the organ lining.

The careful separation of figures allows the viewer to examine each organ independently while maintaining proportional coherence.

The fur is rendered with delicate, directional hatching, contrasting with the smooth modeling of internal organs. Within the opened cavity, the principal organs are clearly delineat...

This reed organ feature was known at the time of manufacture as ‘Voix Celestes’ – literally, ‘celestial voices’.

Lumbutts Methodist Church is also home to "The Old Lady of Lumbutts", a huge, hundred year old church organ which was renovated in 1989 at a cost of £11,500 raised by local villagers.

The long blue wool skirt features box pleats, organ pleats at the waist, and is edged at the hem with a silk-embroidered velvet ribbon, likely from the Krefeld factory in Germany.

The structure’s geometric regularity contrasts with the organic curvature of the organ’s outer surface, highlighting Buffon’s interest in comparative digestive physiology.

The extraordinarily long segmented body occupies the center of the composition, while several enlarged details above illustrate the structure of the parasite's head and attachment or...

XXXII (p. 332) Copper engraving from the 1771 edition illustrating anatomical studies of the male genital organs, shown in multiple detailed views including exterior, sectional, and...

Late 19th century circa 1885–1905 American adjustable piano or organ stool by the Charles Parker Company of Meriden, Connecticut, clearly stamped “CHAS.

XXXVII (p. 360) Fine copper engraving from the 1771 edition, illustrating anatomical studies of the male reproductive organs, including bladder, urethra, seminal ducts and testes, p...

XXX (p. 360) Fine copper engraving from the 1771 edition, depicting anatomical studies of the male reproductive organs, including bladder, seminal vesicles, vas deferens and testes,...

This pair of female torsos presumably decorated a fair stand or an organ in a theme park. They were most likely part of a significant organ intended to entertain the people with thei...

The engraving demonstrates careful modulation of line: dense cross-hatching models depth and texture within the uterus, while smoother, evenly spaced lines define surrounding organs.

XXII (p. 258) Copper engraving from the 1771 edition illustrating detailed anatomical studies, including a dissected organ with labelled references, a magnified circular detail of s...

The modeling of light through graduated parallel lines lends the organs a sculptural dimensionality while maintaining scientific restraint.

In 1905 he designed an important range of furniture for the French Embassy in Vienna, the organ gallery of the Church of the Sacre-Coeur in Paris, and a number of offices.

The plate presents the bladder, urethral canal and associated organs, shown both dissected and in isolation, with lettered references corresponding to the text.

VI (p. 48) Copper engraving from the 1771 edition depicting detailed anatomical studies of reproductive organs, shown in multiple views with lettered references.

XXXV (p. 342) Copper engraving from the 1771 edition depicting anatomical studies of the male genital organs and a quadruped skeleton displayed on a pedestal.

V (p. 48) Copper engraving from the 1771 edition illustrating comparative anatomical studies of the reproductive organs. The upper figure presents a dissected internal view, while t...

A finely executed anatomical engraving from Buffon’s monumental Histoire Naturelle, illustrating the internal organs of a mammal, most likely relating to the beaver, as treated in To...

A finely executed anatomical plate comprising seven numbered figures illustrating internal organs and anatomical structures. The upper register presents detailed studies of the human...

Fig. 2 presents a detailed view of associated reproductive structures and adjacent organs, likewise annotated with letters for scientific clarity.

Fig. 2 shows the organ from an alternate orientation, further clarifying its anatomical relationships and structural morphology.

Although it is a very heterogeneous group, they are generally stylized images of men or women in a reverential attitude, with exaggerated features or sexual organs (in the case of th...

Although it is a very heterogeneous group, they are generally stylized images of men or women in a reverential attitude, with exaggerated features or sexual organs (in the case of th...

Although it is a very heterogeneous group, they are generally stylized images of men or women in a reverential attitude, with exaggerated features or sexual organs (in the case of th...

XII, p. 242 This copperplate engraving presents a detailed anatomical study of the organ of hearing, with particular emphasis on the middle and inner ear structures.

The plate is composed of six figures, each illustrating a distinct component of the organ of hearing. Executed with refined cross-hatching and tonal modulation, the engraving exempl...

A finely executed anatomical plate illustrating the internal reproductive organs of a mammal, presented in detailed sectional and structural views.

Created for classroom or laboratory instruction, it combines anatomical illustration with early electrical components, allowing students to interact with illuminated indicators corre...

XXXIX, p. 332 Paris, Imprimerie Royale, 1771 Copper engraving on laid paper Approx. 24.5 × 19.5 cm This anatomical engraving presents detailed studies of the digestive organs of a s...

This finely detailed anatomical plate illustrates the human stomach and associated digestive organs in multiple views, rendered with precise linear engraving and subtle cross-hatchin...

This plate presents a detailed anatomical study of the central nervous and reproductive systems, illustrating the brain (upper portion), associated structures, and adjoining organs r...

XI Paris, Imprimerie Royale, 1771 Plate XVIII, p. 276 Copper engraving Sheet size: approx. 24.5 × 19.5 cm This anatomical plate from Volume XI of Buffon’s Histoire Naturelle illustr...

Toward the lower register, the fibers thicken and converge into a compacted, folded mass, suggesting the powerful muscular base of the organ. Beneath this, adjoining anatomical struc...

He is best known for his research using microscopes to study various human organs, although during his lifetime he pursued a successful career as an ophthalmologist at Moorfields Eye...

Coordinating skirt fitted with organ pleats behind for a turn-up cage. Waist belt in ecru cotton bearing the label Anne Lavallette, Robes et Confections in Cournon.

This plate presents a detailed anatomical study of the male reproductive and associated internal organs, rendered with scientific precision and labeled for reference within the accom...

Although it is a very heterogeneous group, they are generally stylised images of men or women in a reverential attitude, with exaggerated features or sexual organs (in the case of th...

This plate presents detailed anatomical studies of the intestinal and reproductive organs of a small mammal. The upper figure (Fig. 1) illustrates the intestinal tract and associated...

The composition balances scientific rigor and visual order, transforming the internal organs into a coherent structural system. Through disciplined line work and tonal modulation, th...

XXI, p. 154 Paris, Imprimerie Royale, 1771 Engraving on laid paper Plate size: approx. 24.5 × 19.5 cm This anatomical plate illustrates the digestive and reproductive organs of a sm...

Wehrle and Steuert made clocks, barometers and self-playing organs. The London branch of the firm, based at 82 Whitechapel, retailed pieces made in the German workshops.

The principal structure—a long, flexuous intestinal canal—is rendered with meticulous parallel hatching that follows the natural curvature of the organ, emphasizing both volume and i...

A finely executed anatomical plate comprising two detailed figures illustrating the liver and adjoining visceral structures. Fig. 1 presents the organ in situ with adjoining ducts a...

A finely executed anatomical plate presenting a detailed study of the stomach and adjoining digestive structures. The organ is shown opened and partially dissected to reveal internal...

The upper register includes a curved intestinal study and a small vignette of the animal in reduced scale, while the lower figures depict sectional and lobed organ structures rendere...

Its use for healing, and its connection to blood and detoxification of the organs, dates back five thousand years to Mesopotamia.

Coloured wax anatomic model depicting an human organ: Thyroid mounted on black painted wooden base.

One could assume their original function as doors for a chamber organ. Excellent state of conservation. ADDITIONAL INFORMATION: The work is sold with a certificate of authenticit...

At the lower register, a sectional view of the organ is presented within a circular inset, providing additional anatomical clarification.

A finely executed anatomical plate comprising two figures illustrating the stomach and its adjoining digestive structures. Fig. 1 presents the organ in full external form, with the ...

A finely engraved anatomical plate from Buffon’s monumental Histoire Naturelle, Volume X, illustrating detailed dissections of the digestive and reproductive organs of a rodent speci...

An important comparative anatomical plate from Buffon’s celebrated Histoire Naturelle, Volume X, illustrating detailed studies of the internal organs and skeletal structure of a rode...

The surrounding fur—densely rendered with fine directional hatching and dotted patterning—suggests a leopard or related large cat, consistent with Buffon’s comparative zoological stu...

An organ urn (in French often called coffret à viscères or boîte à entrailles), dating from the Louis XIV period (second half of the 17th century).

Below, the esophageal connection and adjoining digestive segments descend toward a detailed sectional view of the lower organ cavity. The intestinal tract continues in a sinuous form...

This pair of female torsos presumably decorated a fair stand or an organ in a theme park. Most likely, they were part of an immense organ that was intended to entertain the people wi...