Anatomy: Records and Drawings is a unique work that combines the scientific approach and artistic skill of the great Italian genius Leonardo da Vinci. In this edition, translated from the Italian M. In. Kondratieva and Z. B. Undercover, as well as updated edition and comments B. N. Ternovsky, the reader plunges into the world of anatomy, which was as mysterious as man himself. Leonardo da Vinci, known primarily as an artist, was in fact a truly universal man whose interests extended far beyond painting. In his anatomical records, he sought to understand the structure of the human body, its functions and movements. This work is not just a scientific treatise, but a real encyclopedia of knowledge, which combines the accuracy of scientific analysis and the poetic beauty of artistic illustrations. Each page is filled with exquisite drawings that demonstrate not only anatomical details, but also a deep understanding of the nature of human existence. This book will be of interest not only to specialists in the field of medicine and anatomy, but also to everyone who is fond of art, the history of science and philosophy. Medical students, artists, historians and art lovers will find here a lot of new and inspiring. The age category of readers varies from senior schoolchildren to adults who want to expand their horizons and delve deeper into the study of the human body and its mysteries. The topics raised in Anatomy: Records and Drawings cover not only anatomical aspects, but also philosophical reflections on life, death, and human nature. Da Vinci asks questions about how the body functions, how it is connected to the soul and what are the mechanisms that control movements and emotions. These reflections make the book relevant in our days, when questions about health, body and spirit remain the focus of attention. Leonardo da Vinci's style in this work is unique. His records are full of observations he made during his anatomical studies, as well as reflections on how these observations can be applied in art. His skill in depicting human form and movement is unparalleled, which makes each page not only a scientific document, but also a work of art. Reading his texts, you can feel how the author strives for the truth, as he seeks answers to questions that concern humanity for centuries. This edition of Anatomy: Records and Drawings will be not only a valuable addition to the library of any lover of art and science, but also a real source of inspiration. It allows you to look at the world through the eyes of one of the greatest minds of mankind and understand how art and science can coexist and enrich each other. Attention to detail, the pursuit of knowledge and deep philosophical reflections make this book a real masterpiece worth reading. If you are looking for books that are similar in subject matter, pay attention to the work of authors such as Andrea Vesalius, who also did anatomy, or to more recent research in medicine and art. “Anatomy: Records and Drawings” is not just a book, but a key to understanding human nature, which will open up new horizons for you.