A full size écorché study of a hound
Charles Landseer · 1821
Anatomie
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Écorché : muscles apparents, anatomie artistique
Suis l'origine et l'insertion de chaque groupe musculaire : c'est la direction de la forme qui compte, pas le contour.
Œuvre du domaine public issue d'une collection de musée, reproduite pour l'étude. 100% art réel — 0% IA.
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