#20 Flayed Cadaver Holds His Skin In One Hand and a Dissecting Knife In the Other – Valverde de Amusco, Juan, approximately 1525-approximately 1588 Publication- In Roma – Per Ant. Salamanca, et Antonio Lafrerj, 1550

Flayed Cadaver Holds His Skin In One Hand and a Dissecting Knife In the Other – Valverde de Amusco, Juan, approximately 1525-approximately 1588 Publication- In Roma – Per Ant. Salamanca, et Antonio Lafrerj, 1550

Weird and Interesting Objects from the US National Library of Medicine

#20 Flayed Cadaver Holds His Skin In One Hand and a Dissecting Knife In the Other – Valverde de Amusco, Juan, approximately 1525-approximately 1588 Publication- In Roma – Per Ant. Salamanca, et Antonio Lafrerj, 1550

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