Antique Stomacher

Great image of medical interest. Unframed. Published, circa 1900. Slight loss of text Free shipping

Stomach Diseases is a lithograph hand colored by Ottavio Muzzi for the edition of Antoine Chazal, Human Anatomy, Printers Batelli and Ridolfi, 1843.

Stomach Diseases is a lithograph hand colored by Ottavio Muzzi for the edition of Antoine Chazal, Human Anatomy, Printers Batelli and Ridolfi, 1843.

Stomach Diseases is a lithograph hand colored by Ottavio Muzzi for the edition of Antoine Chazal, Human Anatomy, Printers Batelli and Ridolfi, 1843.

Stomach Diseases is a lithograph hand colored by Ottavio Muzzi for the edition of Antoine Chazal, Human Anatomy, Printers Batelli and Ridolfi, 1843.

Stomach Diseases is a lithograph hand colored by Ottavio Muzzi for the edition of Antoine Chazal, Human Anatomy, Printers Batelli and Ridolfi, 1843.

Stomach Diseases is a lithograph hand colored by Ottavio Muzzi for the edition of Antoine Chazal, Human Anatomy, Printers Batelli and Ridolfi, 1843.

Stomach Diseases is a lithograph hand colored by Ottavio Muzzi for the edition of Antoine Chazal, Human Anatomy, Printers Batelli and Ridolfi, 1843.

Stomach Diseases is a lithograph hand colored by Ottavio Muzzi for the edition of Antoine Chazal, Human Anatomy, Printers Batelli and Ridolfi, 1843.

Stomach Diseases is a lithograph hand colored by Ottavio Muzzi for the edition of Antoine Chazal,Human Anatomy, Printers Batelli and Ridolfi, realized in 1843.

Stomach Diseases is a lithograph hand colored by Ottavio Muzzi for the edition of Antoine Chazal,Human Anatomy, Printers Batelli and Ridolfi, realized in 1843.

Stomach Diseases is a lithograph by Ottavio Muzzi for the edition of Antoine Chazal, Human Anatomy, Printers Batelli and Ridolfi, 1843.

Stomach Diseases is a lithograph hand colored by Ottavio Muzzi for the edition of Antoine Chazal, Human Anatomy, Printers Batelli and Ridolfi, 1843.

Stomach Diseases is a lithograph hand colored by Ottavio Muzzi for the edition of Antoine Chazal,Human Anatomy, Printers Batelli and Ridolfi, realized in 1843.

Stomach Diseases is a lithograph hand colored by Ottavio Muzzi for the edition of Antoine Chazal,Human Anatomy, Printers Batelli and Ridolfi, realized in 1843.

Great image of medical interest Unframed. Published, circa 1900.

Medium: Oil on Canvas Signature: Unsigned The finished painting of this illustration was featured on the cover of The Saturday Evening Post, November 1, 1919. Joseph Christian Le...

Impressive Stomacher Brooch set by Rose cut Diamond on silver and gold.

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...

Rather than presenting the animal externally, the composition directs the viewer inward, transforming the stomach into an architectural structure of fibers and folds—at once scientif...

Fig. 2 provides a complementary view, showing the stomach extended and partially opened to clarify structural relationships and the course of adjoining passages.

Victorian diamond flower stomacher with 3 ct diamonds in 18 karats gold and silver.

Brain Diseases is a lithograph hand colored by Ottavio Muzzi for the edition of Antoine Chazal,Human Anatomy, Printers Batelli and Ridolfi, realized in 1843. Signed on plate on the l...

Auguste Rodin, French (1840 - 1917) - Nude Woman Lying on her Stomach, Year: 1899-1905, Medium: Lithograph, signed in the plate lower left, Size: 12.75 x 9.75 in. (32.39 x 24.77 cm)...

An arresting antique brooch or stomacher. Stomachers were designed to fall from the chest to the waist and were a favourite of Royal and extremely well-to-do women in the Victorian-E...

Diseases of the Stomach and Intestines is a lithograph hand colored by Ottavio Muzzi for the edition of Antoine Chazal, Human Anatomy, Printers Batelli and Ridolfi, 1843.

Deseaes of the Stomach of  Epiploon is a lithograph hand colored by Ottavio Muzzi for the edition of Antoine Chazal,Human Anatomy, Printers Batelli and Ridolfi, realized in 1843.

Sedum telephium, often called Hylotelephium telephium, orpine, livelong, frog's-stomach, harping Johnny, life-everlasting, live-forever, midsummer-men, Orphan John, witch's moneybags...

The composition presents the stomach both intact and opened, along with adjoining intestinal sections, each labeled for reference in the accompanying text.

At the lower left portion of the stomach, a cutaway exposes a clustered internal structure composed of layered, rounded lobes—carefully articulated through rhythmic hatching.

The upper portion displays a network of polygonal, cell-like compartments—characteristic of the reticular structure found in ruminant stomachs—rendered with precise, crackled line wo...

The young man is depicted bare-chested, with a robe covering his stomach and part of his legs. His face, framed by wavy hair, features delicate features and a serene gaze.

Copper engraving, 1771 edition This finely detailed copper engraving presents an anatomical study of the stomach and renal structures of a quadruped, rendered in three carefully dif...

Large-format depiction of an aristocratic child in a white christening gown with a large, gem-set cross on a blue ribbon on his stomach. The child rests on a thick cushion with tasse...

She wears a fitted lavender bodice with a turquoise laced stomacher, a voluminous floral-sprigged skirt, blue buckle shoes, and softly modeled white sleeves.

The upper section reveals the internal folds (rugae) of the stomach, opened to expose its textured, layered interior.

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

“He was tall in stature, had a well-proportioned body, broad and prominent chest, muscular and well-turned arms, strong joints, a flat stomach, sturdy thighs, decidedly strong legs, ...

A finely engraved anatomical study depicting a dissected and opened section of a ruminant stomach, revealing its distinctive internal cellular architecture.

With charming primo pensiero and unfinished detail in the form of a small child lying in his stomach in the grass. On the verso are two landscape compositions; a patchwork farm lands...

The plate depicts detailed studies of the digestive apparatus, including stomach and associated viscera (Fig. 1), together with two additional figures (Figs. 2 and 3) showing isolate...

The front is open in a triangle to reveal the whalebone corset or a stomach piece to be pinned on. The neckline is trimmed with a pink silk ribbon applied and gathered in Polish styl...

The upper register (Figs. 1–3) presents studies of the stomach and intestinal tract in varying configurations, carefully delineated with lettered references corresponding to Buffon’s...

The upper register (Figs. 1–4) presents finely rendered dissections of the digestive apparatus, including stomach and intestinal configurations shown in multiple positions, with lett...

Additional sections reference: - Blut Stillung (blood stanching), - Odontalgia (toothache remedies), - Pectoralis (chest remedies), - Stomachalis (stomach remedies), - Paracelsi Dia...

Hotei's big smile represents "fortune comes in at the merry gate", his huge stomach is often mentioned as a symbol of abundance or forgiveness, and the sack on his back is a symbol o...

Above the uterus, the continuation of the abdominal cavity is suggested by a vertical section of the adjoining digestive tract, while to one side a large adjacent organ—likely the st...

Indeed, historians note that by the late 1740s such a high-lace collar and ribboned stomacher had become one of the hallmarks of Georgian ladies’ portraits.

When it was acquired, old paper notices were attached to it, including advertisements related to medicine, tobacco, kampo herbal medicine, and stomach remedies. These papers were old...

The bodice closes in front on a modestie of lace (not included in this sale) by three tabs stapled in the visual way of an 18th century stomacher. Round skirt with large background a...

The figure wears a stylized late medieval gown with a structured bodice, patterned stomacher, and voluminous cloak, referencing 15th-century fashion as interpreted through Victorian ...

The lid features two crocodiles joined at the tail, representing the Ashanti proverb Funtumfunafu Denkyemfunafu – “two heads sharing one stomach.” This symbolizes unity, cooperation,...

This strange concoction was thought to to be particularly suitable for stopping vomiting and stomach upsets, for restoring languid stomachs and strength weakened by long illnesses, a...

The engravings show detailed structures such as the multi-chambered stomach characteristic of ruminants, internal anatomical sections, and comparative studies of horns.

Designed to be worn over a rigid body or with a stomach piece. Very slight depigmentation of the brown faille, but the item is unmodified and silk without damage.

With a winch, his small and large intestines were slowly turned out of his stomach. His life and eventual fate have been depicted countless times over the centuries.

Some plates show the complex multi-chambered stomach system, drawn with clarity and depth that reflect the Enlightenment fascination with comparative anatomy.

Jacob is clinging to the angel’s stomach. Is Jacob hugging or wrestling? In this he is just as ambivalent as the angel.

A woman is laying on her stomach, underneath a tree, looking out over a lake.

The scene depicts a patient in utter disarray, seated on a chamber pot, his hand on his stomach and his face contorted. The patient's comical demeanor, the simple setting, and Gillra...