Gray's Anatomy Hardcover – January 1, 1973

Review of: "Anatomy, Descriptive and Surgical, 1901 Edition," by Henry Gray (Author), T. Pickering Pick (Author), Robert Howden (Author).This is the standard and is the American classic. It is unabridged. The publisher specifications list: "Paperback: 1257 pages. Publisher: Running Press (May 22, 1974). Language: English. ISBN-10: 0914294083. ISBN-13: 978-0914294085. Product Dimensions: 5.4 x 2.5 x 8.5 inches. Shipping Weight: 3.1 pounds."This tome is massive and at 1257 pages includes 827 illustrations. For medical school use, physiology, martial arts, physical training, artistic applications and knowledge, etc. The list goes on and on as to who and why this can and should be used. It should be on every home and library bookshelf. Well done at five stars.

Of the thousands of versions of this book (and the tens I’ve seen), this is by a long shot the best one. Here’s why:•Not heavy duty, but ultra duty— The book is VERY very durable, heavy, and will not fray or show signs of use over time.•Thick pages, like every page is laminated and smooth yet doesn’t glare.•No blurriness/pixelation— most other editions have crazy pixelation in the images. Not this one. The images are crisp and clear.•Some images are colorized but not to the point of obstructing the anatomy (a problem with the recent rainbow-like editions)I’m overjoyed I found this version, I can’t imagine a better one.

Can't improve a classic

Classic medical text. Excellent physiological diagrams and an overall good investment for anyone considering the medical sciences. My boyfriend is an artist and uses it for form references when drawing the human physique.

The quintessential book for anyone studying anatomy. For me I I'm using it to understand anatomy for my artwork, it provides some great pictures to model after. It is invaluable as an artist to understand the body and how it moves, so I suggest this to any new artists. If you have a little more money maybe try a newer edition though.

I love having this old thing. It’s a nice historical piece. I’m the distribution supervisor for a VA hospital and this is useful for explaining to my crew how various products are used.My only concern is that the book arrived in a torn shipping bag. That isn’t good with the Coronavirus concerns these days but otherwise thank you very much. It’s in great condition.

Had the slip case edition, was looking for a more professional, sophisticated edition, read reviews and was lead to this 1973 edition. Was not disappointed! Beautiful binding, photos are extraordinary, even had an inscription on the front page that gave me some pride in knowing this book had history. "R.A. Morga, CRNA St Francis Hospital Marceline, Mo. 6465-8" I had purchased for reference to keep for a lifetime and maybe pass down to future generations, and this will certainly be a great piece to do just that.

It arrived in great shape! I’m super excited to get into it and start my journey!