Abregé d'anatomie, accommodé aux arts de peinture et de sculpture, et mis dans un ordre nouveau ...
A 1667 Paris anatomy primer by Roger de Piles, published by Tortebat, written for painters and sculptors who needed the body's structure for their work. The two pictures are small woodcut-style decorations: one shows a basket of flowers and fruit in a diamond-lattice weave, the other a pair of embracing putti winged amid acanthus scrolls above a fruit swag. A designer might take from them the tight hatched line work and the botanical and ornamental vocabulary of 17th-century French print.
