Caption

Anatomy. Organes internals du lézard vert, photographiés sous l'eau au moyen du physiographe, Cut open green lizard with the organs visible, page, photomechanical print, number: 'Pl. II.', photographer: Adolphe Louis Donnadieu, Paris, cliché maker: André Quinsac, c. 1874 - in or before 1884, Adolphe Louis Donnadieu, André Quinsac, photographer, cliché maker, paper, collotype, photoprint, height 111 mm x width 173 mm, lizards: lizard, physiology and anatomy, A grayscale photograph of a dissected lizard laid on its back with its body opened to reveal internal organs, including a cluster of round eggs visible in the abdominal cavity. The lizard's head and limbs are splayed outward, showing textured skin and claws on each foot, while the long scaly tail extends across the lower part of the image. The exposed inner tissues and organs display varied shapes and tones, and the entire specimen rests on a light, uniform background with a faint crease running vertically through the center.

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Photo12/Liszt Collection

Reference

LZT26A79_063

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Rights managed

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38.5Mb (5.5Mb) / 14.8in x 10.1in / 4450 x 3021 (300dpi)

Keywords

Anatomy Organes internals du lézard vert photographiés sous l'eau au moyen physiographe Cut open green lizard organs visible page photomechanical print number Pl Ii photographer Adolphe Louis Donnadieu Paris cliché maker André Quinsac c 1874 - 1884 paper collotype photoprint height 111 mm x width 173 mm lizards lizard physiology anatomy grayscale photograph dissected laid back body opened reveal internal organs cluster round eggs visible abdominal cavity lizard's head limbs splayed outward showing textured skin claws foot long scaly tail extends across lower part image exposed inner tissues organs display varied shapes tones entire specimen rests light uniform background faint crease running vertically center