Brain in relation to mind
Brain in relation to mind is a late nineteenth-century medical and scientific study by J. Sanderson Christison, published in Chicago in 1899 for a readership of physicians and students of the nervous system. Its pictures are plain line drawings of the cerebral hemispheres from the side and underside, with fissures and convolutions traced in clean black strokes and some areas marked by hatching or stippling to indicate affected regions, a useful model for designers wanting schematic anatomical diagrams with restrained shading.
