Leonardo da Vinci:
Picture "proportion scheme of the human figure by Vitruvius"
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Facsimile print on handmade paper | Solid wood model frame | Glazing | Size: 54 x 71 cm
The Roman architect, engineer and writer Vitruvius (approx. 70-10 BC.), described the theory of the shapely people in his treatise of homo bene figuratus. Vitruv wrote that a well-shaped person has his with outstretched arms centered in the navel have, so that one can hit at the same moment a circular line and a square around him. The description Vitruvs inspired Leonardo da Vinci to its world-famous illustration. Pen and ink with watercolours to 1490. Galleria of the Accademia, Venice.
Facsimile print on handmade paper 190g. In solid wood model frame, glazed. Size: 54 x 71 cm.
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Leonardo da Vinci: Picture "proportion scheme of the human figure by Vitruvius"
The Roman architect, engineer and writer Vitruvius (approx. 70-10 BC.), described the theory of the shapely people in his treatise of homo bene figuratus. Vitruv wrote that a well-shaped person has his with outstretched arms centered in the navel have, so that one can hit at the same moment a circular line and a square around him. The description Vitruvs inspired Leonardo da Vinci to its world-famous illustration. Pen and ink with watercolours to 1490. Galleria of the Accademia, Venice.
Facsimile print on handmade paper 190g. In solid wood model frame, glazed. Size: 54 x 71 cm.