Studies of legs of man and the leg of a horse 1506

Leonardo da Vinci's "Studies of legs of man and the leg of a horse" from 1506 showcases the artist's renowned anatomical studies. The drawing, executed in red chalk on paper, features multiple views of a human leg and a horse's leg, meticulously detailing their musculature and skeletal structure. Da Vinci's interest in the human form and animal anatomy is evident in the precise and expressive lines that capture the complex interworkings of these structures. This artwork serves as a testament to his insatiable curiosity and pursuit of scientific knowledge, highlighting the intersection of art and science in his work.