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Prof. Reinhold Schmaltz and his Contribution to Equine Anatomy

Introduction: Schmaltz (1860-1945) was a Professor of Veterinary Anatomy and Rector at the University of Veterinary Medicine in Berlin and a versatile scientist who also researched and published in numerous fields. In his magnificent Atlas of Equine Anatomy, he was particularly concerned with the quality of the illustrations and the overall visual impression. Review: This article describes Dr. Schmaltz’s contributions to equine anatomy through accurate anatomical descriptions associated with high-quality illustrations. Examples of his work are being presented. Conclusion: Schmaltz was aware of the importance of good cooperation between science and art and his atlas is a result of this fruitful symbiosis over many years, to be the highest level of the combination of scientific ambition and aesthetic-artistic