Sōmatographia anthrōpinē. Or a description of the body of man
Helkiah Crooke's 1616 anatomy text, printed in London by W. Jaggard for physicians and students of the body. The single picture is a woodcut of a dissection table holding surgical instruments, bones, a skull, and a glass vessel on a trestle base, drawn in dense black line with plain, schematic hatching that suggests early medical print.
