Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

Official Twitter page for Medicine's Michaelangelo: the book about the life and art of Frank H. Netter. Written by his daughter, Francine Mary Netter. fnettermd.com Raleigh, NC Joined August 2011

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

Frank and Vera Netter’s 1965 Christmas card, sent from their Beekman Place apartment in New York City. He drew himself, Vera, and their dog Jolie waving to Santa from the rooftop terrace! #medicalillustration #medicalart #christmascard #artist #doctor #franknetter #netter

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

Frank Netter’s Life of a Doctor series included this seasonal scene of a night house call. ❄️ See more images from this series in “Medicine’s Michelangelo: the Life & Art of Frank H. Netter, MD” on sale now at the link in bio.

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

The perfect gift for the med student, medical professional, artist, history buff, or reader! Medicine’s Michelangelo: The Life and Art of Frank H. Netter, MD by his daughter, Francine Mary Netter. Available in paperback at fnettermd.com.

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

Dr. Frank Netter and his wife Vera sent an annual Christmas card designed by Netter himself.. The biography of Frank Netter is a great gift this season for the artist, medical professional, or reader in your life. Visit fnettermd.com to purchase the paperback edition.

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

Thrilled to see my book for sale at my neighborhood bookstore, @quailridgebooks. If you are near the Triangle region in NC, remember to shop local this Black Friday. To order the biography of Frank H. Netter, visit fnettermd.com.

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

Proud to support this auction raising funds for scholarships and grants in the health science visual communication field of study.

Vesalius Trust @TrustVesalius

5 years ago

The Vesalius Trust online auction 32auctions.com/VesaliusTrust2… raised over $5000.00 for scholarships and grants for students in health science visual communications! Thanks to all who donated and participated for your support. We are truly grateful. #VT2021vision #AMI2021 #medart

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

Honored to connect!

Peter M. Lawrence @PeterMLawrence1

5 years ago

Francine @FNetterMD, daughter of Frank Netter, was kind enough to send me a signed copy of her book, Medicine's Michelangelo. Dr. Netter showed the world the power of using art to teach medicine, paving the way for future medical illustrators. Find it at: fnettermd.com

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

Frank Netter and his first wife, Mary, were avid dancers and party-goers. The Society of Illustrators’ New Year’s Eve costume party was a favorite outing. This photo of the Netters is from around 1950.

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

Skeletons are popular decor this time of year, and no one painted them with more accuracy and beauty than Frank Netter, MD! Happy Halloween!

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

In celebration of #WorldAnatomyDay, an image from a presentation by Francine Netter about her dad, Frank H. Netter. In presentations around the country, Ms. Netter shares details from Dr. Netter’s fascinating life, and his impact on the study of anatomy.

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

From Medicine’s Michelangelo: The Life and Art of Frank H. Netter, MD, an image from the heart brochure for Ciba’s digitalis preparation, 1938. Learn more at fnettermd.com.

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

A lovely photo of Dr. Netter with his daughter and biographer, Francine Mary Netter Roberson. Her book shares personal insights as well as the immense professional impact Frank Netter had with his medical illustrations. Learn more at fnettermd.com.

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

Always fascinating to peruse Dr. Netter's images at netterimages.com. See some of his personal photos and artwork in "Medicine's Michelangelo: The Life and Art of Frank H. Netter, MD," available at fnettermd.com, Quail Ridge Books, or Amazon.

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

Thrilled to see my book for sale at my neighborhood bookstore, @quailridgebooks. If you are near the Triangle region in NC, it’s a must! #shoplocalraleigh #Raleigh #trianglenc #quailridgebooks #localauthor #author #franknetter #nettersanatomy #medicalillustration #medicalart

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

In “Medicine's Michelangelo: The Life & Art of Frank H. Netter, MD,” (purchase at the link in bio) we're able to learn about the impact Dr. Netter's artwork had. In 1950, Flair magazine declared him "the most brilliant medical illustrator of our time." #medicalillustration

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

On a hot day like today, it’s nice to think about Dr. Netter by the swimming pool at Folly Farm, his Muttontown mansion in Long Island. Here he’s pictured with medical school classmate Max Som, c. 1950. Learn more about Netter’s life in his biography: fnettermd.com

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

Netter's anatomical drawings offer invaluable assistance to medical students to this day! Learn about Dr. Netter's life in "Medicine's Michelangelo: The Life and Art of Frank H. Netter, MD" by his daughter, Francine Mary Netter: fnettermd.com.

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Frank Netter, MD @FNetterMD

5 years ago

From Francine Mary Netter, daughter of Frank H. Netter: “This is a painting dad did of a woman who had fallen and broken her hip. The doctor…was modeled after a photo of the artist! [He] also used his wife and children as models, which we were happy to do.”