388 - WITKOWSKI (G.-J.). Iconoclastic Anatomy. A supplementary atlas to all works on human anatomy and physiology, consisting of cut-out, colored, and layered plates (text included).

WITKOWSKI (G.-J.). Iconoclastic Anatomy. A supplementary atlas to all works on human anatomy and physiology, consisting of cut-out, colored, and layered plates (text included). Paris, Lauwereyns, n.d. [1873–1884]; large folio. 1 title leaf; 15 large animated plates, each preceded by a leaf containing captions for the various parts depicted. Red half-shagreen, ribbed spine, gilt title and fleurons. Slight rubbing. Occasional, sometimes pronounced foxing. A few rare and small tears or areas where the paper has come loose, with no missing material. This atlas brings together anatomical plates that were published separately between 1873 and 1884. It includes: I. The Human Body. - II. Encephalon, Brain, Cerebellum, Medulla. III. Skull. - IV. Tooth. V. The Ear. - VI. The Larynx and Tongue. VII. The Larynx, Front View. VIII. The Lacrimal Ducts. - IX. The Eye, Front View. - X. Female Genital Organs and Perineum. - XI. Male Genitalia and Perineum. XII. Joints. XIII. Skeleton. - XIV. The Hand. - XV. The Foot. Each plate consists of a general view, beneath which the various organs associated with that part of the body are depicted.