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Studies of the hind limbs of the horse, ca. 1508, sanguine with touches of black pencil on paper, 201x133 mm, Leonardo da Vinci, Biblioteca Reale, Musei Reali, Torino
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Studies of the hind limbs of the horse, ca. 1508, sanguine with touches of black pencil on paper, 201x133 mm, Leonardo da Vinci, Biblioteca Reale, Musei Reali, Torino
Studies of the hind limbs of the horse, ca. 1508, sanguine with touches of black pencil on paper, 201x133 mm, Leonardo da Vinci, Biblioteca Reale, Musei Reali, Torino Turin Musei Reali, Biblioteca Reale Drawing High Renaissance, Renaissance, Renaissance-Baroque styles and periods, Europe, First and Second Millennium A.D.. Date of Photograph:1890 ca.. Date of Artwork:1508 ca.. Artist:Leonardo da Vinci (1452-1519)
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Studies of the hind limbs of the horse, ca. 1508" is a captivating print that showcases Leonardo da Vinci's remarkable talent and his deep fascination with the anatomy of horses. The artwork, rendered in sanguine with touches of black pencil on paper, measures 201x133 mm and is housed in the Biblioteca Reale at Musei Reali in Turin. Leonardo da Vinci, renowned for his diverse range of skills as an artist, scientist, and inventor during the High Renaissance period, meticulously captured every detail of the horse's hind limbs in this drawing. Through his masterful use of shading and precision lines, he brings to life the strength and grace inherent in these powerful appendages. The photograph itself was taken around 1890 when capturing artworks through photography was gaining popularity as a means to preserve cultural heritage. This particular image allows us to appreciate not only Leonardo's artistic genius but also serves as a testament to human ingenuity in preserving historical treasures. As we delve into this piece from both an artistic and scientific perspective, it becomes evident that Leonardo's studies transcend time. His exploration into equine anatomy demonstrates his unwavering commitment to understanding nature's intricate design. By dissecting various aspects of these majestic creatures' bodies, he sought to unravel their secrets while simultaneously honing his own artistic prowess. This photograph transports us back to Europe during the Renaissance-Baroque era—a time when great minds like Leonardo da Vinci were pushing boundaries across multiple disciplines. It serves as a reminder that art has always been intertwined with science; each discipline influencing and inspiring one another throughout history. Anderson's skillful capture allows us access to this timeless masterpiece—inviting contemplation on how art can illuminate our understanding of nature while leaving an indelible mark on our collective cultural heritage.
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