3: A Modern Frankenstien | The Anatomists

Series on the history, psychology and philosophy of anatomy, to coincide with a major exhibition coming to London.

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1: The Showmen | The Anatomists

1: The Showmen | The Anatomists

Channel 4 | 2002 | 49'12''

Series on the history, psychology and philosophy of anatomy, to coincide with a major exhibition coming to London.

2: The Bodysnatchers | The Anatomists

2: The Bodysnatchers | The Anatomists

Channel 4 | 2002 | 49'18''

Series on the history, psychology and philosophy of anatomy, to coincide with a major exhibition coming to London.

3: A Modern Frankenstien | The Anatomists

3: A Modern Frankenstien | The Anatomists

Channel 4 | 2002 | 49'03''

Series on the history, psychology and philosophy of anatomy, to coincide with a major exhibition coming to London.

1: The Showmen | The Anatomists

1: The Showmen | The Anatomists

Channel 4 | 2002 | 49'12''

Series on the history, psychology and philosophy of anatomy, to coincide with a major exhibition coming to London.

2: The Bodysnatchers | The Anatomists

2: The Bodysnatchers | The Anatomists

Channel 4 | 2002 | 49'18''

Series on the history, psychology and philosophy of anatomy, to coincide with a major exhibition coming to London.

3: A Modern Frankenstien | The Anatomists

3: A Modern Frankenstien | The Anatomists

Channel 4 | 2002 | 49'03''

Series on the history, psychology and philosophy of anatomy, to coincide with a major exhibition coming to London.
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