Nude Dancers 1465

"Nude Dancers" (1465) by Antonio del Pollaiolo depicts three figures in a dance-like pose. The figures are rendered with a strong sense of anatomical realism, which was characteristic of Pollaiolo's style. The fresco is a prime example of Early Renaissance art and is known for its dynamic composition, detailed depiction of the human form, and its emphasis on movement. The figures are depicted in a moment of action and energy, and their bodies are contorted in a way that is both beautiful and unsettling. The artist's masterful use of line and light creates a sense of depth and volume, further enhancing the visual impact of the composition.