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One Plate by GAUTIER D'AGOTY on the Anatomy of the Frogs, Engraved in 1752 in Paris by Delaguette

An engraving of the frogs with seven figures was anatomically observed. It was 14,5 cm wide and 20,5 cm high. It contained two dissected male and female specimens, the dissections of the genito‐urinary apparatus in both sexes, one entire, living frog and a tadpole. This plate came from a journal directed and published by Jacques‐Fabien GAUTIER D'AGOTY (1716–1785): “Observations sur l'histoire naturelle, sur la physique et sur la peinture” (observations of the natural history, the physics and the painting). It accompanied the Observation # XX “sur l'anatomie des grenouilles” (on the anatomy of the frogs). These plates were originally in the in‐4 size; later they were reproduced for some of them in the in‐12 size. GAUTIER D'AGOTY was very famous for a procedure of engraving in four colors and the publication of a large book with muscular plates and also for full size spectacular, obstetrical, anatomical women.