Anatomical studies 1505

Leonardo da Vinci's "Anatomical Studies" (1505) is a detailed pen-and-ink drawing showcasing the artist's profound fascination with the human form. The artwork, now housed in the Palazzo Reale di Torino, Turin, Italy, features several studies of male figures, meticulously depicting their musculature and proportions. Da Vinci's anatomical investigations are evident in the precise rendering of muscles and tendons, underscoring his commitment to understanding the complexities of the human body. This study, along with others by the artist, exemplifies the Renaissance emphasis on scientific exploration and the pursuit of knowledge.