Tekenvoorbeelden van handen en voeten 1629

This detailed drawing of hands and feet by Pieter de Jode I, dating back to 1629, showcases the artist's keen observation of human anatomy. The work, housed at the Rijksmuseum, serves as a practical guide for artists seeking to accurately depict the human form, particularly the intricate details of hands and feet. The various poses and angles provide a comprehensive study for aspiring artists, highlighting the subtle nuances of musculature and form. The artwork is an example of the *Northern Renaissance* style, and *anatomical studies*.