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An écorché lying on the ground. Drawing after W. Cowper.

William Cowper · [between 1800 and 1899?]

An écorché lying on the ground. Drawing after W. Cowper. — William Cowper
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Écorché : muscles de surface et structure du corps

Suis l'origine et l'insertion de chaque groupe musculaire : c'est la direction de la forme qui compte, pas le contour.

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