A vintage anatomical atlas for nurses and medical students, featuring clear labeled color and grayscale illustrations of the human body. It covers major structures and systems, including the heart, arteries, skin, ear, and eye, with minimal accompanying text to emphasize visual understanding, anatomical relationships, clarity, and practical study.
Illustrator: A. K. Maxwell
Publisher: Faber and Faber Limited, London
Year of Publication: 1941
Pages: Approximately 62 (numbered plates)
Binding: Hardback with internal spiral binding
Language: English
Purpose: Visual aid for nurses and medical students
This atlas stands as a historical and educational artifact, representing both the pedagogy and visual culture of mid-20th-century medical instruction.
