Spectacular écorché / wall anatomical model signed Deyrolle Paris, representing a dissected human torso with removable organs. Made of patinated plaster and hand-painted around 1920, this old pedagogical écorché combines anatomical precision and a strong decorative presence. The details of the muscles, vascular system, and internal organs retain a beautiful expressiveness, typical of Deyrolle school and university models of the early 20th century. Presented on its original wooden panel with "Deyrolle - 46 rue du Bac - Paris" label. The set includes several removable elements: lungs, heart, stomach, and intestinal block. The liver is missing, which does not detract from the visual power of this piece, which has now become highly sought after for curiosity cabinets, medical offices, or atypical decors.
✦ Provenance: Deyrolle, Paris ✦ Estimated period: Circa 1920 ✦ Dimensions: H. 52 cm - W. 30 cm ✦ Material: Patinated and hand-painted plaster, wooden panel ✦ Condition: Good overall condition with wear consistent with age, small chips and cracks. Liver missing. Presence of the main original removable organs and preserved Deyrolle label.
An emblematic piece of old scientific education, ideal for a cabinet of curiosities, medical decoration or an authentic Deyrolle collection.
