viii, xvi, (17)-556, [2] pp. 72 stipple-engraved color plates enhanced with hand-coloring, those after plate XXX interleaved with explanatory letterpress. [Bound following]: Willan, Robert. A Practical Treatise on Porrigo, or Scalled Head, and on Impetigo, the Humid, or Renning Tetter. Edited by Ashby Smith. London: E. Cox and Son, 1814. (iii)-viii, 48 pp. 5 stipple-engraved color plates enhanced with hand-coloring. Bound together in a quarto volume, 26x21 cm. (10¼x8¼"), modern half calf and marbled boards, spine gilt, red morocco lettering piece.

First Edition in book form of "the first atlas of dermatology" (Garrison-Morton). Bateman completed the system of classifying skin diseases which his teacher, Robert Willan, left half finished at his death. In 1814 Bateman obtained the copyright to the 34 plates for Willan's On Cutaneous Diseases. To these plates, which he had refurbished, he added a new set of 38 plates depicting the later genera of dermatoses, which had never before been illustrated.