Pregnant woman made by Muḥammad Arzānī

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Pregnant woman made by Muḥammad Arzānī

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anatomy of pregnant woman made by Muḥammad Arzānī (d. 1722/ 1134)

ink and opaque watercolors, of a pregnant woman with abdomen and chest opened to reveal the internal organs and fetus. Surrounding the figure are drawings of [at the top] two hearts, [lower right] the lungs
India

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anatomy of the human torso

nude pregnant women in art

anatomical drawing

middle aged woman

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1750

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anatomy of the human torso

nude pregnant women in art

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middle aged woman