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Heads
- Anatomie de la tête en tableaux imprimés qui représentent au naturel le cerveau -
- Author: GAUTIER D´AGOTY, Jacques Fabien (1717-1786)
- Gautier D’Agoty is one of the first to use four-colour printing. The technique was mezzotint with four copperplates, one for red, one for yellow, one for blue and one for black. This atlas show anatomical details in the head and face.
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