Anatome, ex omnium veterum recentiorumque observationibus imprimis Institutionibus b. m. parentis Ca
A 1686 Latin anatomy treatise by Thomas Bartholin, printed at Leiden, showing the body's vessels, organs and lymphatics in numbered plates for medical students and scholars. The copperplate-style plates show dissected viscera, kidneys and vessels drawn in fine hatched line with lettered keys, offering a designer precise botanical-like linework and a schematic diagram style.
