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Couverture rigide. Zustand: Très bon. Edition originale. Un volume in folio (320 x 424mm), [3] ff. (titre général de l'ouvrage, faux-titre, titre du volume). Reliure en demi-basane rouge, dos à nerfs orné, couverture d'origine de la première livraison conservée, gardes de papier caillouté (reliure époque). (plats légèrement frottés, présence de rousseurs pâles sur le titre sinon intérieur très frais, petites salissures au verso du dernier feuillet de texte). Ce volume ( tome 7 bis ) est l'édition originale du supplément au traité complet de l'anatomie de l'homme et de médecine opératoire écrit par BOURGERY et JACOB. Cet ouvrage est illustré de 24 planches lithographiques couleurs, contenant 450 figures environ, d'Edmond POCHET accompagnées d'un feuillet de légende par planche. Complet. Très rare dans cet état. POCHET (Edmond) (illustrator).…

Bourgery, Jean-Baptiste Marc (1797-1849) and Nicolas Henri Jacob (1782-1871). Anatomie élémentaire en vingt planches, representant chacune un sujet dans son entier à la proportion de demi-nature . . . Atlas only. Elephant folio. Title-leaf and 20 lithographed plates, most hand-colored. Brussels: Meline, Cans et Cie; Comptoir des Éditeurs, 1854. 888 x 600 mm. 20th-century quarter morocco, boards, slight wear. A few marginal tears repaired, minor dampstaining but very good. Later edition, first published in both Paris and Brussels in 1836, of this set of very large anatomical plates that were intended to be mounted on the walls of dissection rooms. All editions are extremely rare-OCLC does not cite any copies of the 1854 edition. This is the only copy of any edition of this work that we have handled in over 50 years of trading. The work was originally accompanied by a small 20-page pamphlet of text that is not present here. The impressive plates in this atlas reproduce the illustrations in Bourgery and Jacob's Traité complet d'anatomie at a much larger scale than their counterparts in the Traité-roughly half life-size. Some plates were lithographed in Paris; others in Brussels. Plates I and II are devoted to osteology and syndesmology; plates III - VIII to myology and aponeurology; plates IX-XIV to angiology; plates XV-XVII to neurology; plates XVIII-XIX to the digestive system; and plate XX to the reproductive organs. The plates were originally sold separately; uncolored versions were priced at 6 francs and colored versions at 12 francs. Currently two uncolored plates from this series are on the market for about $1300. . …