Human Anatomy: Depicting the Body from the Renaissance to Today

Michael John Ackerman · Judith Folkenberg

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Introduction: Technologies of Anatomical Representation History of Anatomy Early Modern Era - Anatomical Dreamtime: Anatomical Primitives Cadavers at Play Anatomical Arts and Sciences Body Part as Body Art Show-off Cadavers 1680 - 1800: Getting Real: Monumental Books Beautiful Ugliness Another Reality Modern Times: Visible and Visionary: Dissection Scenes and Fancies Dreaming Art Anatomy The People's Anatomy Dreaming the Industrial Body Reuniting the Divided Self Visible Human.

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