Antiquarian Medical Book on Human Anatomy.
A Supplement to Myology
Tuson, Edward William
Our Comments: " an awesome surviving work from 1828 where art meets science - we love this ! "
Quotes: "each pupil will perform several operations on dead body"
"arrangements have been made by Mr Tuson, he can ensure a constant supply of subjects for dissection"
Containing the Arteries, Veins, Nerves, and Lymphatics of the Human Body, The Abdominal & Thoracic Viscera, The Ear and Eye, The Brain, The Limbs and the Gravid Uterus, with the Foetal Circulation.
London: Published by Callow and Wilson, 1828.
Folio: 560mm x 380mm
Comprising: Title; Dedication; and Nine anatomic plates, some with colour, with layered flaps to expose deeper anatomic structures.
Condition: Original boards (detatched), spine perished, heavily worn with some damp-staining internally and soiling. A working copy with each relevant index present.
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