Bisson frères, Tête humaine désarticulee. Préparée par Phillippe Pottau, Prép.r du Muséum. (du Cabinet de Mr. A. Devéria. mars 1853)
[Dissected human skull], 1853, Salted paper print, from wet collodion on glass negative, Universiteitsbibliotheek Utrecht, R-FOL-280[5], LL/48898 |
Parts of the body
Contents| Introduction | | 269.01 | Portraiture of parts of the body | | 269.02 | Portraits using just a part of the body | | 269.03 | Bust portraits | | Photographers | | 269.04 | John Coplans: Self portraits | | 269.05 | David Goldblatt: Particulars | | 269.06 | Mark Cohen: The partial human | | 269.07 | Count Theodore Zichy: The fetishism of legs and feet |
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