1950 Rheumatism & gout medical print

1950 Rheumatism & gout medical printIf you're an adept of natural remedies, this print will talk to you. This is a lovely double sided French vintage anatomy print, from a lovely old book that I just unearthed, which is entitled "Prvenir et gurir", which translates to "To prevent and to heal" in French. This book was published in 1950 and was primarily destined for housewives, who were considered at the time as the first medical healers when doctors might not be readly accessible. This

If you're an adept of natural remedies, this print will talk to you.
This is a lovely double-sided French vintage anatomy print, from a lovely old book that I just unearthed, which is entitled "Prévenir et guérir", which translates to "To prevent and to heal" in French. This book was published in 1950 and was primarily destined for housewives, who were considered at the time as the first medical healers when doctors might not be readly accessible. 

 This particular page is entitled "Rhumatisme et Goutte", which means "Rheumatism and gout". It shows on one side the organs affected by various rheumatic diseases, with on the outside of the anatomy drawing, the main healing plants which help with these illnesses. The back shows the list of diseases and the names of the plants shown.

Isn't it just delightful?

Frame it and gift it to your favorite doctor for an elegant office decor!

SIZE : approx. 18 x 26.6 cm (7 1/16" x 10 3/8") including margins.

ORIGINE : You will receive an authentic book page from 1950, extracted with care from a rather badly damaged book. This is NOT a copy. The page is a little yellowed as befits its age but is otherwise in very good condition.

𝗦𝗛𝗜𝗣𝗣𝗜𝗡𝗚 : Your prints  will ship in a cellophane bag and a cardboard-reinforced envelope. The mat and frame are NOT included.

LISTING PICTURES are taken using a digital camera using studio lighting or a scanner and are enlarged to enhance details. Please take a look at the measurements to get an idea of actual size. Colors are made to be as lifelike as possible but may vary a bit depending on your monitor.