It’s time to delve into my personal treasure trove of vintage material to share two illustrations of human skull anatomy from a 1942 publication.
I scanned the skull anatomy from the 28th edition of Gray’s Anatomy, a medical publication that’s teeming with pictures and diagrams; the images show the anterior and lateral aspect of the skull.
This is an original scan of the anterior aspect of the skull:
This is a cleaned up version of the skull:
This is an original scan of the lateral aspect of the skull:
This is the cleaned up version:
Format: JPG
You can find more images like this in my gallery of vintage anatomy.
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