Anatomical study of the muscles of the side and arm of a man by Reijer Stolk

Woodcut anatomical study of a man's side and raised arm, muscles rendered in dense black and white lines.

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Anatomische studie van de zij- en armspieren van een man, Reijer Stolk (1906), Rijksmuseum. Via artnap.com

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This woodcut shows a male torso and raised arm in lateral view, with the musculature rendered in dense, flowing parallel black and white lines. The figure is cropped at the head and the right edge, focusing attention on the anatomy of the side and arm. Reijer Stolk made this print in 1906, and it is held by the Rijksmuseum as an anatomical study of the muscles of the side and arm.

Museum record: Rijksmuseum

Date

1906

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Rijksmuseum

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CC0