ANATOMY. – J. FAU. The Anatomy of the External Forms of Man, Intended for the Use of Artists, Painters and Sculptures… edited with additions by Robert Knox. London: Hippolyte Bailliere, 1849. ‘Atlas’ volume [only], folio (367 x 267mm.) Title, 21 [of 28] lithographed plates in colour of human skeletons and anatomy, 2pp. letterpress text for each plate. (Lacking 7 plates, marginal spotting to plates, minor chipping to a few plates, lacking text for plates 24-28, plates and text disbound.) Original brown blind-stamped cloth (wear to spine ends). – And a further twenty-six volumes related to anatomy (including Cecil Burns’ and Robert J. Colenso’s ‘Living Anatomy’, 40 plates [loose, as issued], 1900, 4to, and Joseph Bonomi’s ‘The Proportions of the Human Figure’, 1880, 4to, and Hugh W. Armstead’s ‘The Artistic Anatomy of the Horse’, 1900, oblong 4to, and F.R. Yerbury and G.M. Ellwood’s ‘The Human Form and Its Use in Art’, 1924, 8vo, and a catalogue for J.H. Steward, Ltd., of ‘Surveying Drawing and Nautical Instruments’, 1928, 8vo) (27).