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The art of anatomy often shows life as it grows and transforms. By looking more closely at different forms of natural growth, through human and other animal anatomy, the connections that exist between all life forms become clearer.
Growing & Forming includes commissions by Kathleen Jamie and Christine Borland.
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The Anatomy of the Human Body, vol.2, Edinburgh, 1797 | ||
| John Bell and Charles Bell | |||
| Special Collections, University of St Andrews, s QM21.B3D97 | |||
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Tashrih-i Mansuri: The Anatomy of Mansur of Shiraz, (early 19th century copy of late 14th - early 15th century treatise) | ||
| Anon. | |||
| University of Edinburgh Library, Special Collections, OR.MS416. F.96V. | |||
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Standard head, central India, 19th century | ||
| Anon. | |||
| Middle East/South Asia Collection, National Museums of Scotland, A.1944.651 | |||
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The Anatomy of the Human Body, vol.2, 2nd ed. (first edition 1797), London, 1802 | ||
| John Bell (1763-1820) | |||
| Courtesy of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, BS A21 | |||
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The Morbid Anatomy of the Liver, Order 1, Tumours, Pt II, 1815 | ||
| J. R Farre | |||
| University of Dundee Archive Services, DUNUC MS16/12/37 | |||
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A System of Anatomical Plates of the Human Body, Edinburgh, 1823-26 | ||
| John Lizars (1792-1860) | |||
| Courtesy of the Royal College of Surgeons of Edinburgh, RR C8 | |||
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A System of Anatomical Plates of the Human Body, Edinburgh, 1823-26 | ||
| John Lizars (1792-1860) | |||
| Special Collections, University of St Andrews, sf QM25.L5 | |||
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Observations on Extraction of Diseased Ovaria, Edinburgh, 1825 | ||
| John Lizars (1792-1860) | |||
| Special Collections, University of St Andrews, sf RG441.L5 | |||
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One Hundred & Fifty Eight Plates to Illustrate the Anatomy of the Human Body, Edinburgh, 1830 | ||
| Andrew Fyfe | |||
| Special Collections, University of St Andrews, sf QM25.F8. | |||
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Engravings of the Cardiac Nerves, (Tabulae Neurologica), Edinburgh, 1832 | ||
| Antonio Scarpa (1752-1832) | |||
| Special Collections, University of St Andrews, sf QM25.S3E32 | |||