Studi anatomici ed episodio di battaglia (Circa 1503)
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Studi anatomici ed episodio di battaglia (Circa 1503), Heinrich Bodmer (1939). Via artnap.com
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A reproduction of a page of pen and ink studies showing standing male nudes in front and side views, a detailed leg, and a hand, alongside a small battle scene with horses. Mirror-script handwriting fills the left margin. The plate is captioned in Italian as anatomical studies and a battle episode, and is attributed to Heinrich Bodmer, dated 1939.
