Five Legs and Three Feet 1610 - 1641

Luca Ciamberlano's "Five Legs and Three Feet" is a detailed anatomical study from the early 17th century, created using the etching technique. The print features five male legs, displayed in a variety of poses and angles, showcasing the artist's mastery of human anatomy. The careful rendering of muscles and tendons reveals a deep understanding of the human form, common during the Baroque period. The artwork, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, is a testament to the artist's dedication to anatomical studies, emphasizing the value placed on scientific observation in Renaissance art.