Légende

Rectum with Sloughing Pseudo-Membrane, page, photomechanical print, address: '1002 Arch St., Phila.', number: 'No. 703. MEDICAL SECTION.', photographer: Edward J. Ward, cliché maker: American Photo-Relief Printing Company, Philadelphia, c. 1874 - in or before 1879, North America, paper, Woodburytype, Woodburytypepie, height 199 mm x width 120 mm, anatomical specimen, intestines, A vertically oriented rectangular object fills most of the image, framed by a darker background and a lighter border; the central surface appears irregular and textured with layered, wrinkled, and fibrous material that forms ridges, folds, and matted strands, and is held at the edges by a coarse grid or lattice that wraps around the perimeter.

Crédit

Photo12/Liszt Collection

Notre référence

LZT26B04_256

Licence

Droits gérés

Format disponible

56.0Mo (9.8Mo) / 29.4cm x 47.8cm / 3469 x 5643 (300dpi)

Mots clés

Rectum Sloughing Pseudo-Membrane page photomechanical print address 1002 Arch St Phila number No 703 Medical Section photographer Edward J Ward cliché maker American Photo-Relief Printing Company Philadelphia c 1874 - 1879 North America paper Woodburytype Woodburytypepie height 199 mm x width 120 mm anatomical specimen intestines vertically oriented rectangular object fills image framed darker background lighter border central surface irregular textured layered wrinkled fibrous material forms ridges folds matted strands held edges coarse grid lattice wraps perimeter