Pharmaceutical advertising gallery from all over…

Here are samples of Bryan Christie’s work.

Thanks StreetAnatomy!

New Anatomical ads gallery

New Advertising gallery featuring visuals from human anatomy on AdPharm.net

Anatomical illustrations of women from 1939.

Various anatomical illustrations from 1903.

Vintage anatomical illustrations of men.

From pilllpat (agence eureka)

Anatomical illustrations from 1937.

Anatomical illustrations of women from 1937.

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Won’t some kind soul please translate Stefan Nagel’s online illustrated manuscript “Schaubuden: Geschichte und Erscheinungsformen” for me? The images are so good, I am dying to know the context.

For more on Nagel’s manuscript, see this recent post. View the images in context here. See more images from the document in the Morbid Anatomy Library.

If you just stick to the Capitol Mall on visits to Washington D. C., you will probably never end up at the wonderful National Museum of Health and Medicine. If so, you’ll end up missing out on an awesome and ginormous collection of historically and medically fascinating items. This museum was founded as the Army Medical Museum in 1862, and their collection now includes over 24 million items.

Here’s a nice post from Revealed in how to get a graphite look while illustrating using photoshop.