Study sheet with six nude figures 1515

This study sheet, drawn in 1515, is a quintessential example of Albrecht Dürer's meticulous approach to human anatomy. It features six nude figures, their bodies depicted with remarkable accuracy and detail. The figures are arranged in a dynamic composition that demonstrates the artist's masterful understanding of perspective and foreshortening. This drawing, a testament to Dürer's dedication to both artistic skill and scientific observation, offers a captivating glimpse into his artistic process and the evolution of Renaissance art.