Studies of male loins by Peter Paul Rubens

Engraved plate of several studies of male thighs, hips and knees in hatched line, from Theorie de la Figure Humaine.

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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, titled Studies of male loins by Peter Paul Rubens, shows several anatomical studies of the male lower body, including thighs, hips and knees rendered in fine hatched lines. The page header reads Theorie de la Figure Humaine with the plate number VII, and the engraver's credit P. Aveline Sculps appears at the lower right.

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