Antropologium de hominis dignitate, natura, et proprietatibus; de elementis, partibus et membris humani corporis...
Antropologium de hominis dignitate is a 1501 Latin anatomy treatise by Magnus Hundt, printed at Leipzig by Wolfgang Monacensis for medical students and scholars. Its pictures are small woodcut diagrams of veins, the skull and the head's sutures, drawn as simple outlines with hatched shading and zigzag seams that a designer could use as spare, schematic line art.
