Leonardo da Vinci Anatomy of the Human Body (edition 2004)

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Not only was Leonardo da Vinci a truly talented artist and inventor, he was also formally trained in the science of anatomy - his drawings of a foetus in utero was one of the first scientific studies of its type.

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Leonardo da Vinci Anatomy of the Human Body by Marco Cianchi

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