Perhapsit was no coincidence that about 1504, while at Florence, Leonardo made his only
known remark on the validity of physiognomics and chiromancy; in the same year Pomponius …

HE pioneering studies of Julius von Schlosser and Joseph Meder, which appeared at the
beginning of this century, pointed out that Renaissance painters used sculptural models not …

This article seeks to define the early development of Raphael's approach to the representation
of the nude figure by reviewing the sources and dating of a number of his figure studies. It …

The authorship of a rare and most curious early Italian engraving representing a Morris Dance
and signed SE has been much debated by scholars (fig. i). 1 In 1 9 15 PN Ferri was the …

Digital and spatial techniques, such as reality-based surveying and 3D modelling, have
long been used in archaeology. However, in recent years the use of these techniques has …

And you, painter, who desire a great deal of practice, must understand that if you do not work
on a good foundation of things studied from nature, you will produce works of little honor …

The earliest surviving anatomical drawings by Leonardo da Vinci have been dated to about
1487 and show the master's interest in the nervous system, in the skeleton and in the …

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In the first essay, Michael Kwakkelstein seizes upon Leonardo keen fascination for drawing
profile heads with the expressive qualities of facial morphology, particularly of those …

An in-depth study of the drawings, paintings, and writings of Leonardo da Vinci (Vinci 1452-Amboise,
France 1519). This course seeks to define the relationship between Leonardo’s …