Cerebri anatome : cui accessit nervorum descriptio et usus
Cerebri anatome is a 1666 Latin neuroanatomy treatise by the English physician Thomas Willis, published in Amsterdam by Gerbrandus Schagen for physicians and students of the nervous system. Its engraved plates show the brain and nerves in dissection, with lettered keys to individual parts, drawn in fine parallel hatching that gives the anatomy weight and depth, a model for any designer making scientific diagrams with careful line shading and labelled callouts.
