Dissecting Illustrated Anatomical Books: The Visual, Material, Marketing, and Technical Shifts Affecting Anatomical Atlases in the First Half of the Nineteenth Century.

The article discusses the early nineteenth-century history of French and English illustrated anatomical books, focusing on changes on how anatomical atlases were created, published, and marketed. Topics include medical textbooks, medical illustration, material culture, commercial publishing, and the history of medical schools in Europe and North America.