Myographia Nova sive Musculorum omnium (in Corpore Humano hactenus repertorum) accuratissima descriptio...
Myographia Nova is a 1684 London anatomy atlas by J. Browne, illustrated with engraved plates of human muscles for medical students and anatomists. The four plates show legs and arms stripped to musculature, with skeletal pelvis, ribs and bones kept in view and numbered tabs marking each figure. Designers could take the pale, hatched copperplate shading and the dissected, layered forms as a model for technical diagrams of anatomy.
