1864 Ellis & Ford Anatomical Chromolithograph – Human Head & Neck Dissection –

1864 Ellis & Ford Anatomical Chromolithograph – Human Head & Neck Dissection –Rare original 1864 antique anatomical chromolithograph depicting a detailed dissection of the human head, neck, and jaw. Produced during a pivotal period in Victorian medical advancement, this work combines scientific precision with accomplished lithographic technique. The plate presents a post mortem anatomical study showing the cadaver in profile, with carefully rendered facial structure and hair, enhancing both its educational clarity and visual

Rare original 1864 antique anatomical chromolithograph depicting a detailed dissection of the human head, neck, and jaw. Produced during a pivotal period in Victorian medical advancement, this work combines scientific precision with accomplished lithographic technique.

The plate presents a post-mortem anatomical study showing the cadaver in profile, with carefully rendered facial structure and hair, enhancing both its educational clarity and visual impact.

After G. V. Ellis and signed Ford, the print reflects the clinical accuracy and importance of anatomical illustration in mid-19th-century medical education. Printed in London in September 1864 in colour by W. West, it demonstrates the quality and innovation of early chromolithographic printing techniques.

A highly collectible piece of Victorian medical history, ideal for collectors of antique anatomical art, scientific illustration, and historic medical works. Also suitable for display in interiors or specialist collections.

Details:

• Original chromolithograph (not a reproduction)
• Subject: Human head, neck & jaw dissection
• After G. V. Ellis, signed Ford
• Printed in London, September 1864
• Colour printing by W. West
• Period: Victorian (19th century)

Dimensions:

Approx. 55 cm x 37 cm