Etude d’oreille by Jean-Jacques Lequeu (1792)

Pen and wash drawing of a human ear with geometric construction lines and lettered points beside a shaded ear framed by hair.

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This 1792 drawing by Jean Jacques Lequeu, titled Étude d'oreille, presents two studies of a human ear. The left figure, labeled Fig. 36, is a linear diagram with dashed construction lines, arcs, and red letter markings that map proportions of the ear. The right figure, Fig. 37, is a shaded rendering of the ear framed by wavy hair, with lettered points along its contours.

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