Anatomical Gallery
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An okay fuck-ton of simple shoulder movement references. [From various sources]
shungagallerycom: ‘Anatomical close-up of a vulva’ (c.1832) from the series ’
Macro images documenting the subtle curves of the body that the wire molds have captured.
A mouth-watering fuck-ton of hand angle references. By Shadowcross on DA.
truebluemeandyou: Tired of all the heart garlands and sweet candy Valentines? DIY Bloody Valentine H
thisistheuncannyvalley:Wax anatomical Venus, intact and in partial dissection, by the workshop of Ru
Ink Studies To further experiment with the idea of the feel of the body rather than purely the aesth
A delicious fuck-ton of human knee references. Yeah, just a quick mention of one of the above images
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An exquisite fuck-ton of canine references. To see the text of the larger images, you gotta reverse-
Anatomical heart ring with a real heart beating fast beneath…
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A sweet fuck-ton of owl references. Before anyone asks, yes, that skeleton at the top belongs to an
Sagittal section of the uterine pelvisRelevant muscles, bones, and organs shown, with their supporti
painted a leg (inspired by a frame in one of prince’s mvs)
soyonscruels: X-Ray and Anatomical Stained Glass Windows by Wim Delvoye
A spectacular fuck-ton of human leg references. Sourced by no15201: anatomy4sculptors.com/?me
A somewhat workable fuck-ton of lizard references. Sourced by inxipe: #1: Original source not found.
romancepdf:the anatomical venus / vivienne westwood / samuel cirnansck / unknown
romancepdf:the anatomical venus / vivienne westwood / samuel cirnansck / unknown
burleskateer: Tee Tee Red (aka. Joy Pelletier) displays her astounding anatomical assets! More photo
Victorian wax anatomical models by artist Clemente Susini, circa 1700.
Anatomical study of a leg, by Michelangelo or one of his assistants, late 1400s-early 1500s. Michela
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