Jean-Galbert Salvage, Des Quatre Âges de la Vie Humaine, 1812.
Etching. 332 mm x 473 mm. © Photo: Royal Academy of Arts, London.
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Des Quatre Âges de la Vie Humaine, 1812
Jean-Galbert Salvage (1772 - 1813)
RA Collection: Art
332 mm x 473 mm
Anatomie Du Gladiateur Combattant, Applicable Aux Beaux Arts, Ou Traité des os, des muscles, du mécanisme des mouvements, des proportions et des caractères du corps humain. Ouvrage Orné De 22 Planches, Par Jean-Galbert Salvage, Docteur En Médecine De La Faculté De Montpellier. - A Paris,: [1812]
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