Keywords: Bodleian Libraries, Handbill of Rackstrow's anatomical exhibition announcing a figure moulded from a woman, dissected after execution, for the muscles, ....jpg Handbill of Rackstrow's anatomical exhibition announcing a figure moulded from a woman dissected after execution for the muscles ; a proper person to attend the ladies ; Figure moulded from a woman dissected after execution for the muscles ; Woman seven months gone with child as if opened alive; Collection of real anatomical preparations; Great variety of skeletons; Stupendous skeleton of a whale; Figures of those two prodigies Mr Bamford the late giant and the Nofolk dwarf moulded from them when alive; Hide of the rhinoceros; Grand figure of his late Majesty King George the second in his royal robes; Several other great personages; Imitation of the Imperial crown and other jewels worn by his Majesty in the Parliament House; To be seen Rackstrow's anatomical exhibition no 197 near Temple-Bar Fleet-Street; in the first room A figure moulded from a woman dissected after execution for the muscles ; Rackstrow Benjamin d 1772; Handbill of Rackstrow's anatomical exhibition announcing a figure moulded from a woman dissected after execution for the muscles single sheet; 158 x 188 mm exhibition history 003922; t192641 object history object type Licensed-PD-Art PD-old-100 cc-by-4 0 place of creation London England Hardy Henry I place of discovery http //digital bodleian ox ac uk/inquire/p//a7676f0e-8dff-4d1f-89ec-ee7ad62303e1 Digital Bodleian Template John Johnson Handbill of Rackstrow's anatomical exhibition announcing a figure moulded from a woman dissected after execution for the muscles Uploaded with GWToolset Bodleian Libraries Handbill of Rackstrow's anatomical exhibition announcing a figure moulded from a woman dissected after execution for the muscles http //iiif bodleian ox ac uk/iiif/image/a7676f0e-8dff-4d1f-89ec-ee7ad62303e1/full/ 1000 1000/0/default jpg Files uploaded by the Bodleian Libraries' Wikimedian In Residence Human anatomy Models Dissection Exhibitions Whales Foetuses Dwarfism Tall people Rhinoceros Waxworks plastic arts Bamford Mr |