Anatomia, ex Caspari Bartholini parentis Institutionibus, omniumque recentiorum et propriis observationibus tertiùm ad sanguinis circulationem reformata. Cum iconibus novis accuratissimi
Anatomia is a 1651 Latin anatomy textbook by the Danish physicians Thomas Bartholin and Caspar Bartholin, published in Leiden by Franciscus Hackius, and written for medical students and physicians. Its numbered plates, titled Tabula, show dissected organs such as intestines, lungs, heart, and vessels in fine engraved line work. A designer could take from them the dense cross-hatched stippling and the precise labelled diagrams that suggest early scientific authority.
