Six studies of male figures in various prone and supine positions
Peter Paul Rubens · 1577-1640
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Why is this public domain? Peter Paul Rubens died in 1640; this work is in the public domain.
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This engraved plate, labelled Planche XXVI in the header, shows several studies of male figures in twisting, prone, and supine poses. Heads and limbs are rendered with fine hatched lines to model musculature and volume. The work is attributed to Peter Paul Rubens as draughtsman, with the engraving credited to P. Aveline on the lower right.
