The Horse Technical manual is an ideal text for artisits and those studying veterinary practice.

It has been developed from an artistic perspective and the entire book is devoted to the anatomy of the Horse. It has a unique appearance inspired by anatomy texts from the late nineteenth century. The book consists of 48 loose plates plus an instructional text.

The structure of the volume permits readers to use the individual plates without the restrictions imposed by bindings. For example one can put two plates side by side - whether these illustrate the head and the thorax, or another - and compare bone structure to muscle structure. Each plate is numbered and indicates both the part illustrated and its scientific nomenclature. Consequently the use of the plates is independent from the text, and reading is a choice left to those who would like to improve their knowledge of horse anatomy.

The designs, which unfold step by step along with the text start with the parts of the head, move on to the trunk, and end with the front and hind limbs. The bone structure and the muscle structure is examined for each part of the body. All illustrations are printed in two colours on high quality card 250gsm.