Ernst Klett, Stuttgart - Medical teaching slide 'Germ development' - M.Röhl - School map - Linen, Paper, Aluminium






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Original German medical wall chart titled “Keimesentwicklung” by M. Röhl, produced by Ernst Klett, Stuttgart, dating from the late 1960s to circa 1970, in good vintage condition with minor signs of aging, printed on linen with aluminium hanging rods and measuring 116 cm high by 92.5 cm wide.
Description from the seller
Beautiful and impressive original German medical school chart with the subject “Keimesentwicklung” – the development from fertilization and embryo to fetus.
The chart shows among other things the human reproductive organs, fertilization, various stages of embryo development, twin pregnancies and a fetus in the uterus. Through the beautiful illustrations in warm red, pink and orange tones against a deep black background, this chart has a particularly striking presence.
At the bottom it reads:
Biologisch-hygienisches Unterrichtswerk der Bundeszentrale für gesundheitliche Aufklärung, Köln – Der menschliche Körper Nr. 23.
On the right-hand side is also the original illustrator’s signature.
The chart is made on sturdy canvas/linen and equipped with the original aluminum mounting poles at the top and bottom. This makes it ready to hang directly.
Besides its original educational function, this today is primarily a very decorative vintage object. Beautiful in a vintage, industrial, eclectic or mid-century interior, but also particularly suitable for a practice room, studio, shop, loft, or collection of old anatomical and medical school charts.
Dimensions:
116 cm high
92.5 cm wide
Condition:
For its age in nice vintage condition. Normal light usage and aging traces appropriate for an original school chart of this age. See the photos for a good impression; these are part of the description.
A particularly large and atmospheric specimen that immediately catches the eye due to its subject, size and color use.
Period: presumed late 1960s / around the 1970s
Origin: Germany
Subject: embryology / pregnancy / human development
Material: printed chart on linen with metal hanging rods.
Ships well-packaged!
Beautiful and impressive original German medical school chart with the subject “Keimesentwicklung” – the development from fertilization and embryo to fetus.
The chart shows among other things the human reproductive organs, fertilization, various stages of embryo development, twin pregnancies and a fetus in the uterus. Through the beautiful illustrations in warm red, pink and orange tones against a deep black background, this chart has a particularly striking presence.
At the bottom it reads:
Biologisch-hygienisches Unterrichtswerk der Bundeszentrale für gesundheitliche Aufklärung, Köln – Der menschliche Körper Nr. 23.
On the right-hand side is also the original illustrator’s signature.
The chart is made on sturdy canvas/linen and equipped with the original aluminum mounting poles at the top and bottom. This makes it ready to hang directly.
Besides its original educational function, this today is primarily a very decorative vintage object. Beautiful in a vintage, industrial, eclectic or mid-century interior, but also particularly suitable for a practice room, studio, shop, loft, or collection of old anatomical and medical school charts.
Dimensions:
116 cm high
92.5 cm wide
Condition:
For its age in nice vintage condition. Normal light usage and aging traces appropriate for an original school chart of this age. See the photos for a good impression; these are part of the description.
A particularly large and atmospheric specimen that immediately catches the eye due to its subject, size and color use.
Period: presumed late 1960s / around the 1970s
Origin: Germany
Subject: embryology / pregnancy / human development
Material: printed chart on linen with metal hanging rods.
Ships well-packaged!
