Historia anatomica humani corporis et singularium ejus partium multis controversiis et observationibus novis illustrata.
Historia anatomica humani corporis is an anatomy treatise by André Du Laurens, printed in Paris in 1600 by A. Mettayer and Orry for medical readers and students. The four pictures are repeated woodcut ornaments, a central mask flanked by swan-headed scrolls, foliage and swags, which a designer could take as a symmetrical cartouche or header device for historical print work.
