Anatomie van leeuwenpoot 1729
bernardpicart
rijksmuseum
drawing, paper, ink, pen
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drawing
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comic strip sketch
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animal
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figuration
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paper
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11_renaissance
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personal sketchbook
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ink
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idea generation sketch
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sketchwork
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ink drawing experimentation
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pen-ink sketch
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sketchbook drawing
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pen
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history-painting
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storyboard and sketchbook work
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academic-art
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sketchbook art
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initial sketch
"Anatomie van leeuwenpoot" is an etching by Dutch artist Bernard Picart from 1729. This detailed anatomical study depicts the various structures of a lion’s paw, including the claws, bones, and tendons, with both furred and skeletal views. The artwork demonstrates Picart's meticulous attention to detail, showcasing the intricacies of animal anatomy through intricate linework. This print exemplifies the scientific interest in natural history prevalent during the 18th century, providing valuable information for artists and naturalists alike. It is now housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam.
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