XIPE _ Giulia Deval, Ivan Bringas — Ex-peau-sition

I.
Spellato, Clemente Susini, wax, Museo di Storia Naturale La Specola, Florence;
Venere anatomica, Clemente Susini, wax, Museo di Storia Naturale La Specola, Florence, 1780-1782;

II.
Statue of Xipe-Totec, “Our lord the Skinned”, ancient Mesoamerican deity, Museum der Kulturen, Basel;
Depiction of Xipe-Totec in Borgia Code;

III.
Anatomic Theater of Archiginnasio, Bologna
Operating table;
Coffered ceiling depicting fourteen constellations with Apollo in the center, Antonio Levanti, 1645;

IV.
La punizione di Marsia, Tiziano Vecellio, Archdiocesan Museum in Kroměříž, Czech Republic, 1570-1576;
Marsyas tied naked to a tree before being skinned, marble sculpture, Roman copy from the 1st-2nd century after the Hellenistic period, Paris, Louvre;

V.
Corn that loses its skin during the nixtamalization process

I.
Spellato, Clemente Susini, wax, Museo di Storia Naturale La Specola, Florence;
Venere anatomica, Clemente Susini, wax, Museo di Storia Naturale La Specola, Florence, 1780-1782;

II.
Statue of Xipe-Totec, “Our lord the Skinned”, ancient Mesoamerican deity, Museum der Kulturen, Basel;
Depiction of Xipe-Totec in Borgia Code;

III.
Anatomic Theater of Archiginnasio, Bologna
Operating table;
Coffered ceiling depicting fourteen constellations with Apollo in the center, Antonio Levanti, 1645;

IV.
La punizione di Marsia, Tiziano Vecellio, Archdiocesan Museum in Kroměříž, Czech Republic, 1570-1576;
Marsyas tied naked to a tree before being skinned, marble sculpture, Roman copy from the 1st-2nd century after the Hellenistic period, Paris, Louvre;

V.
Corn that loses its skin during the nixtamalization process

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