Leonardo Da Vinci The Vitruvian Man (serigraph and embossed)

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We have already seen how Leonardo's interest in antiquity influenced some of his earlier works: the Uffizi "Adoration of the Magi", for eaxmple, draws on the accented three-dimensionality of Roman bas reliefs and sarcophagi, whose multiple figures are modeled with same use of strong chiaroscuro; "St. Jerome" is a paradigmatic representation of Vitruvian principles of architecture. In these works, Leonardo's humanistic interest in the antique begins to supersede the style he had absorbed in Verrochio's shop during his formative years. There, a language of elegance and ornamentation had prevailed over classical fullness of form.

This is a Serigraph
You are viewing a Serigraph print. Fine artists create serigraphs in limited runs by applying layer upon layer of pigment to the print surface by pressing it through a mesh screen containing a stencil. The complex and lenghty process commonly uses inks for pigment and stencils made of a variety of materials. Because of the nature of the process each serigrph is unique.
ID#: 26236
The Vitruvian Man (serigraph and embossed)
Type: Serigraph
Paper Size: 11" x 14"
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