Third Vision, from Mirrors of the Microcosm by Lucas Kilian

Third Vision, from Mirrors of the Microcosm 1613

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drawing, print, paper, engraving

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drawing

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aged paper

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toned paper

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germany

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print

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paper

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tea stained

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tile art

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unrealistic statue

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coffee painting

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carved

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neutral brown palette

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engraving

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pencil art

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watercolor

"Third Vision, from Mirrors of the Microcosm" (1613) by Lucas Kilian is a detailed anatomical engraving depicting a nude male figure with his internal organs and skeletal system exposed. The image is part of a larger series of engravings that explored the human body as a microcosm, reflecting the intricate workings of the universe. Kilian's meticulous depiction of the human form, paired with the accompanying Latin text, showcases the scientific and artistic curiosity of the 17th century. This intricate engraving serves as a testament to the burgeoning field of anatomical illustration and the growing fascination with the human body.

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