Anatomical Model: Human Head No. 1
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An anatomical model of the human face, neck, and shoulders. It appears to be made of plaster. Outwardly, it showsone side of a woman's face with skin. The plaster on the face is cracked in several places, and part of the teeth are shown. On the side facing the viewer, the internal organs and muscles are seen. The shoulders sit on a black rectangular wooden stand. The brain is shown as well as some muscles of the neck. Surrounding the brain is the outline of the skull. The cervical vertebrae are seen partially in the neck. In the neck region, arteries and veins are seen. On the shoulder region, most of the skin is on, while some is cut away to expose the clavicle bones and muscles beside the clavicle as well as some of the blood vessels. The top part of the humerus which forms the shouulder bone is also seen. The muscles are a brick-red color with lines running through them. The veins are a light blue and the arteries are a faded red color. The humerus bones are a light gray. The skin is peach or pink in color. The hair on the head is dark brown color. The skullbones, the vertebrae, and the clavicle are beige in color with red dots in the middle, possible representing red bone marrow. The stand is chipped is several places. One of the shoulders has the letter "M" written in black marker. Dimensions are: 10.75" H x 8.5" W x 16" L; weight: 8 lbs, 5.9 oz.Collections
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