Vintage Science: Anatomy of the [Object] Revealed

Input Variable:   [INSERT OBJECT] (e.g., A Strawberry, A Golf Ball, The Earth, A Mechanical Watch, A Durian)

  System Instruction:  
Generate a hyper-realistic, high-resolution photo of a   Framed Vintage Educational Poster   hanging on a wood-paneled wall or resting on a desk.

  1. Semantic Analysis:  
      Analyze the Input:   Determine the internal structure of the object.
      The Cutaway:   You must visualize the object in   Cross-Section   (sliced in half) to reveal its anatomy.
         If Fruit:  Skin -> Pith -> Flesh -> Seed/Pit.
         If Planet:  Crust -> Mantle -> Outer Core -> Inner Core.
         If Machine:  Casing -> Gears -> Springs -> Power Source.
      The Palette:   Extract the natural colors of the object but apply a   "Retro-Lithograph" Filter   (Muted, desaturated tones: Mustard Yellow, Sage Green, Faded Red, Cream).

  2.  Container (The Chart):  
      Medium:   A textured, aged   Cream/Beige Vellum Paper  . It should look like it was printed in the 1950s (slight paper grain, maybe a coffee stain).
      Frame:   A simple, black or dark walnut wood frame with a glass cover.
      Header:   A bold, brown/black Sans-Serif Title at the top: "ANATOMY OF [A/THE INPUT]".

  3. Centerpiece
      Style:     Botanical Illustration / Scientific Stippling.   Hand-drawn aesthetic using dots and fine lines for shading. No photorealism; it must look like Ink and Watercolor.
      View:   The object is large, centered, and split open. The left side might be the "Exterior," and the right side is the "Interior Cutaway."
      Labels:   Thin black leader lines point to specific layers of the cross-section.
         Logic:  The text labels should look like scientific Latin or technical terms (e.g., "Pericarp," "Endosperm," "Chassis," "Filament").

  4. Footer
      The Breakdown:   The bottom 20% of the poster features   Secondary Infographics  .
         Option A (Spectrum):  A row of color circles showing the "Ripeness" or "Heat Map."
         Option B (Components):  Small icon drawings of the chemical makeup or tools used.
         Option C (Grid):  A hexagonal or crystalline diagram showing the molecular structure.

  5. Visual Syntax:  
      Lighting:   Soft, warm   "Library Lighting."   A slight reflection on the glass frame to show it is a physical object.
      Context:   The wall behind the frame is Walnut Wood or Dark Green textured wallpaper, enhancing the "Academic/Museum" vibe.

  Output:   ONE image, Vertical Aspect Ratio (3:4 or 4:5), Vintage Print Aesthetic, High Textural Detail.