Human Anatomy: A Visual History From the Renaissance to the Digital Age

A fascinating look at the evolution of anatomical illustration from the Renaissance to modern digital methods. In excellent used condition Like new, no issues. Featuring works by artists like Leonardo da Vinci and Vesalius, showing the interplay of science and art in understanding the human body, and concludes with digital visualization projects like the Visible Human Project. Very richly illustrated with high-quality reproductions of anatomical art. The book explores how artists and surgeons collaborated to create anatomical knowledge, including the history of medical illustration, dissections, and the relationship between art, science, and religion. Showcases anatomical renderings of the main body systems, embryonic development, and pathologies, providing a visual timeline of discovery. Paperback. 2011. 344 pages. 6 x 1 x 9 inches. By Benjamin A. Rifkin, Michael J. Ackerman and Judith Folkenberg.