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2015 Mr. & Ms. Muscle Beach - 4th Of July
BB, Figure, Bikini, Men & Women's Physique, Couples (Mixed Pairs)
Author: Joanne Henrico Oesterreicher
Date: 1827-1830
Description: Musculi: I a b, pectoralis maior; HH_ minor; III ferratus anticus maior; IV subclavius; V intercostales a, b_ internus nonus, c nonus et decomus, d, e_externus nonus; VI triangularis sterni.
Technique: Lithographic drawing
Source: Tabulae anatomicae ad optima clarissimorum virorum rei anatomicae studiosorum exempla / Lapide insculptae ac editae a Joanne Henrico Oesterreicher. - Eichstadii : apud J.M. Beyer, 1827-1830. - 1 vol. : il., est. ; 47 cm. Faculty of Medicine's Library (IA/RES 484, Table III).
Image and caption provided by: Silvia Di Marco and Pedro Bidarra Silva, FCUL
Genioglossus: O:medial surface of mandible around chin I: body of tongue and hyoid bone
A: depress and protract tongue
Hypoglossus: O: Body and Greater Horn of hyoid bone I: side of tongue A: Depress and retract tongue
The tree which moves some to tears of joy is in the eyes of others only a green thing which stands in their way. ~William Blake
Detail from Plate 14 from Jones QUAIN's The viscera of the human body (1840) showing the organs of respiration - the lungs.
Known as Quain's Plates, this book was the fourth in a series of five volumes of anatomical plates (1836-1842), with references and physiological comments, edited by Jones Quain and William James Erasmus Wilson.
They aimed to provide students with affordable access to high quality illustrations with English commentary. Their comments give detailed descriptions of the parts of the body in the illustration, and explain the process of dissection needed to show them.
The original drawings by W.Bagg were done from nature then lithographed by William Fairland for reproduction.
Part of the Anatomical Atlases in Special Collections & Archives, SPEC Anatomy 12.
One copy of these plates was part of the Medical Library of the Liverpool Infirmary before passing to the Departmental Library in Anatomy.
Images from Medical Archive collections at University of Liverpool
This is what the bud below looks like when it opens. They close up at night and open in the morning. I think that the yellow x must be the "muscle" that opens and closes the flower. Have a great Tuesday.
Before the big modern concrete edifice at Muscle Beach on the Venice Boardwalk there was a little weight garden surrounded by a short chain link fence. People used to gather around to watch the lifters.
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