Gifts for Doctors, Nurses & Medical Students
For the medic: the anatomy atlases of the 1800s — skeleton, musculature, the skull in profile — drawn as wall art; the molecules that run a ward (caffeine, adrenaline, serotonin, aspirin) as clean structural diagrams; and Köhler's Medicinal Plants, the great pharmacological herbal, restored plate by plate: digitalis, belladonna, cinchona, the poppy.
78 prints · printed to order on heavyweight matte paper · framed or unframed














































































By specialty
Surgeons and anatomists get the atlas plates; pharmacists and anaesthetists the molecules; the nurse who gardens gets Köhler's foxglove or chamomile; the cardiologist the heart from the atlas; the psychiatrist serotonin and dopamine side by side. Dentists and physios have fewer options here for now — the skeleton and skull plates are the pick.
Clinic or home
These are composed as wall art first, so they hang in a consulting room without winking — a Köhler plate reads as botanical art to a patient and as pharmacology to the doctor. For a graduation or a residency match, the framed 16×24 is the gift that goes up on the office wall and stays.
Practical notes
Printed to order on heavyweight matte paper, framed (black suits the engravings) or unframed, shipped free worldwide in roughly 4–8 business days. Three or more take 10% off — a molecule trio is the classic set.














































































