Torso Collection (page 26)

Cardiovascular system, artwork
Cardiovascular system. Computer artwork showing the blood vessels of the chest, arms, head and neck. The cardiovascular, or circulatory system

Human male anatomy, artwork
Human male anatomy. Computer artwork showing the brain and heart of a healthy male in a running pose

Memorial to Russian Navy, Sevastopol, Ukraine
View of the Soviet Memorial to the Russian Navy of World War Two, in Sevastopol, Ukraine, with marines on parade. Sevastopol is where Russias Black Sea Fleet is based

Curiosities from the Patent Office; Safety Suit for Aviators
Illustration showing a safety suit for aviators from 1921. The suit takes the form of a parachute attached to the wearer in two parts, one to the torso and one to the head

Torso Blood Circulation
A diagram showing the bones which make up the torso and showing the circulation of blood

Dissection of upper torso, showing the heart
A dissection of the upper torso of a human body, showing the heart, lungs, veins and arteries

Detail of statue, Petrodvorets, St. Petersburg, Russia, Europe

Fledging Galapagos petrel chick in nest burrow. (Pterodroma phaeopygia). Highlands of Santa Cruz Island, Galapagos
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Woman on the beach, Miami Beach, Florida, United States of America, North America

Buddhist monk with fan, Sri Lanka, Asia

Rock carved granite image of the 7m tall standing Buddha, Gal Vihara, Polonnaruwa (Polonnaruva), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sri Lanka, Asia

Detail of the rock carved granite image of the 7m tall standing Buddha, Gal Vihara, Polonnaruwa (Polonnaruva), UNESCO World Heritage Site, Sri Lanka, Asia

Steel pan drummer, island of Tobago, West Indies, Caribbean, Central America

Interior of Habitation Saint Joseph (St. Joseph), Institut Kreol des Seychelles, island of Mahe, Seychelles, Africa

Torso, statue, Harappa museum, Pakistan, Asia

Chinese woman with Chinese flag in the Forbidden City, Beijing (Peking), China, Asia

Close-up of womans black Palong decoration, Keng Tung, Myanmar (Burma), Asia

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"The Torso: A Journey Through the Body's Core" Embark on a captivating exploration of the human torso, where ancient art and modern science intertwine. From chakras to the nervous system, this enigmatic region holds secrets waiting to be unraveled. Intriguingly, we begin with an exquisite lithograph from 1789 by Henry Kinsbury, depicting Daniel Mendoza - a nude man showcasing his muscular physique. This artwork transports us back in time, reminding us of our fascination with the human form throughout history. Venturing further into antiquity, we encounter Minoan art from Crete featuring the Prince of Lilies - another striking depiction of a nude man. The athleticism portrayed here speaks volumes about their reverence for physical prowess and strength. Fast forward to more recent times; Richard Humphreys' oil painting captures an athletic young man lying on a stone floor with a ball nearby. His toned torso hints at dedication and discipline – qualities that resonate within athletes across generations. Delving deeper into scientific marvels, we explore the intricate nervous system that lies beneath our skin. Sumo wrestlers practicing their craft remind us of how every movement is orchestrated by this complex network of nerves – guiding actions both subtle and powerful. A computer-generated upper body skeleton brings forth an artistic representation merging technology and anatomy seamlessly. This artwork serves as a reminder that even in virtual realms, our understanding of the human body continues to evolve through innovation. Returning to traditional portraiture techniques, we encounter yet another boxer immortalized on canvas around 1800. The intensity etched upon his face mirrors the determination found within his sculpted torso – symbolic of resilience amidst physical challenges faced in combat sports. Lastly, we find ourselves in a horse barn alongside a man wearing long underwear but baring his naked torso while seated atop hay bales. Here lies juxtaposition between vulnerability and strength; it reminds us that even amidst humble surroundings, the human body remains a testament to resilience and adaptability.