Fritz Kahn

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Fritz Kahn was a German physician and pioneering popular science writer best known for his imaginative, infographic-style illustrations explaining human anatomy and physiology in mechanical and industrial metaphors.

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instanceOf Jewish person
human
physician
popular science writer
countryOfBirth German Empire NERFINISHED
countryOfCitizenship German Empire NERFINISHED
Germany
countryOfDeath Switzerland
dateOfBirth 1888-09-29
dateOfDeath 1968-01-14
ethnicGroup Jewish
familyName Kahn NERFINISHED
fieldOfWork anatomy
gynecology
medical illustration
medicine
physiology
popularization of science
genre popular science literature
scientific illustration
givenName Fritz NERFINISHED
hasInfluenced data visualization
information design
medical illustration
popular science communication
influencedBy contemporary advances in physiology
early 20th-century industrialization
languageOfWorkOrName German
movement popular science
name Fritz Kahn NERFINISHED
notableFor infographic-style illustrations of the human body
pioneering visual popular science books
use of mechanical and industrial metaphors to explain human anatomy and physiology
notableIdea explaining the human body as a complex industrial system
notableWork Das Leben des Menschen NERFINISHED
Der Mensch gesund und krank NERFINISHED
occupation gynecologist
physician
popular science writer
science communicator
placeOfBirth Halle an der Saale NERFINISHED
placeOfDeath Lucerne NERFINISHED
residence Berlin NERFINISHED
France
Switzerland
United States of America
surface form: United States
usedVisualMetaphor factory as metaphor for the human body
industrial machinery as metaphor for organs and physiological processes

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Kahn hasNotableBearer Fritz Kahn