Studi d’anatomia (Circa 1489)
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Studi d’anatomia (Circa 1489), Heinrich Bodmer (1939). Via artnap.com
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A printed plate showing anatomical studies of a human skull drawn in pen and ink with wash, including a frontal view, a cut-away profile revealing the cranial interior, and a lateral view with construction lines. Handwritten annotations in a script run along the margins and beneath the drawings. The sheet is captioned 'Studi d’anatomia' and numbered 37, recorded as a 1939 print by Heinrich Bodmer.
