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The Vitruvian Man Or Simply L'uomo Vitruviano Is A Drawing By Leonardo Da Vinci Around 1490 Is Translated To "The Proportions Of The Human Body According To Vitruvius." It Is Accompanied By Notes Based On The Work Of The Architect Vitruvius. The Drawing, Which Is In Pen And Ink On Paper, Depicts A Man In Two Superimposed Positions With His Arms And Legs Apart And Inscribed In A Circle And Square. The Drawing And Text Are Sometimes Called The Canon Of Proportions Or, Less Often, Proportions Of Man. The Drawing Is Based On The Correlations Of Ideal Human Proportions With Geometry Described By The Ancient Roman Architect Vitruvius In Book Iii Of His Treatise De Architectura. Vitruvius Described The Human Figure As Being The Principal Source Of Proportion Among The Classical Orders Of Architecture. Vitruvius Determined That The Ideal Body Should Be Eight Heads High. Leonardo's Drawing Is Traditionally Named In Honor Of The Architect. |
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• | Product Id | : | 2730809 |
• | Package Details | : | 1 Painting |
• | Type | : | Paintings Online |
• | Length | : | 12 Inches |
• | Width | : | 1 Inches |
• | Height | : | 18 Inches |
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