Human Digestive System — Original Lithograph, 1888

This anatomical illustration presents detailed views of the human digestive system, including labeled sections of the stomach, intestines, and associated organs, rendered with precision for educational and medical reference.

Features

– Detailed anatomical rendering of digestive organs
– Includes labeled sectional views
– Suitable for educational and medical display
– A classic example of 19th‑century anatomical illustration

Historical Background

This print comes from Meyers Konversations‑Lexikon, a major 19th‑century German encyclopedia known for its high‑quality illustrations. During this period, lithography was widely used for accurate scientific and technical printing, offering fine detail and strong visual clarity.

This print is not a reproduction; it is a genuine 19th‑century sheet.