Human Body Collection (page 8)

Sketchbook Animals Human Figures Sketchbook 158 pages
Sketchbook with Animals and Human Figures Sketchbook with 158 pages, Sketchbook consisting of 158 pages with figures, parts of the human body such as arms, heads and legs

Studies human body Leonard Schenk rejected attribution
Studies of the human body, Leonard Schenk (rejected attribution), Amsterdam, 1710 - 1767, paper, ink, pen, h 195 mm × w 150 mm

Lower half of human skeleton, jaw, spinal column, rib cage, pelvis, femurs, arms, hands and fingers, front view

Upper part of human skeleton, skull, spinal column, ribcage, shoulders, collar bones, upper arms and pelvis, front view

Anatomical illustration, 1564. Creator: Heinrich Lautensack
Anatomical illustration, 1564. From Des Circkels unnd Richtscheyts, auch der Perspectiva und Proportion der Menschen und Rosse, kurtze, doch grundtliche underweisung desz rechten gebrauchs

22 year old Philip was dressed as Cupid in Piccadilly Circus in London for a charity launch at the Trocadero

Coronal cross section of the Brain

Head bent backwards with bones and relevant neck muscle revealed

Arm flexing bicep with arm bones and bicep revealed

Foot flexed with bones and relevant muscle revealed

Diagram illustrating the two layers of human skin, epidermis, dermis and hair follicle

Diagram of the muscles and tendons in the human ankle and foot

Diagram of a human thoracic vertebrae including the intervertebral disk, vertebral process and ligaments

Cross-section diagram of the lens and body of an SLR camera

Diagram illustrating muscular structure of female body, rear view

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"The Incredible Complexity of the Human Body: Exploring its Marvels and Wonders" Facial muscles play a vital role in expressing emotions, as depicted in this detailed diagram showcasing the various facial muscles labeled for better understanding. A front view diagram of facial muscles provides an insightful glimpse into the intricate network that allows us to smile, frown, and convey a range of expressions. Amidst nature's beauty, a Red Admiral butterfly basks on a sunlit plant, reminding us of the delicate balance between living organisms and their surroundings within the human body. The Northern Irish coastline presents breathtaking sandy beaches in Ballycastle, County Antrim—a reminder that our bodies are connected to diverse landscapes across continents. As day turns into dusk at Almyros Beach in Corfu Island, Greece, we witness yet another stunning sunset—a reflection of how our bodies adapt to changing environments throughout life's journey. X-ray images reveal the structure of a normal knee—an essential joint enabling movement and supporting our body weight—highlighting both its strength and vulnerability. Hags Head at Cliffs of Moher showcases Ireland's rugged beauty; just like these cliffs stand tall against crashing waves, our bodies possess resilience amidst life's challenges. The picturesque sunset over Cleggan in Connemara reminds us that even as daylight fades away, there is always hope—the same way our bodies heal and rejuvenate during restful nights. Delving deep inside the human ear through cross-section diagrams reveals its remarkable complexity—comprising auditory canals, eardrums, semicircular canals—all contributing to hearing abilities we often take for granted. A taste map unravels intriguing aspects of our tongue—light green areas sensitive to bitterness; yellow areas responsive to sourness; blue regions attuned to saltiness; while purple zones delightfully perceive sweetness—all partaking in the sensory experience of taste.