Studie van twee vlak liggende handen 1610 - 1641
anthonyvandyck
photo of handprinted image
light pencil work
pale colours
ink paper printed
pencil sketch
light coloured
white palette
white focal point
tonal art
remaining negative space
"Studie van twee vlak liggende handen" (Study of Two Flat Lying Hands) is a black chalk drawing by Anthony van Dyck, created between 1610 and 1641. The drawing, now located in the Rijksmuseum, depicts two hands lying flat on a surface, rendered with precise detail. Van Dyck’s focus on anatomical accuracy is characteristic of his artistic style, particularly in his early works, where he honed his skills through meticulous study of the human form. This study exemplifies his approach to representational art. The drawing offers a glimpse into Van Dyck's artistic process and serves as a testament to his exceptional skill in capturing the nuances of the human anatomy.
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