Anatomische studie van de rug- en bilspieren van een man in silhouet 1906 - 1945

This anatomical study of a male figure in silhouette, created between 1906 and 1945 by Reijer Stolk, is a detailed exploration of the back and buttock muscles. The artist, known for his anatomical drawings, uses a simplified, almost graphic style to illustrate the intricate network of muscles, numbered for identification. This print, now housed in the Rijksmuseum, demonstrates Stolk's interest in both human anatomy and artistic expression. Its precise lines and the use of silhouette create a stark and striking image that highlights the power and complexity of the human form.