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What is the vitruvian man? describe this piece of art, including who the artist was and why this artwork is important?

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Vitruvian man was a drawing created by Leonardo da Vinci

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in c.1490 during High Renaissance. The drawing depicts a naked male figure showcased in two positions with his legs and arms spread out. Leonardo da Vinci was fascinated by human anatomy and wanted to create an image of a perfect man. The purpose of this drawing was to bring together human anatomy and art in one image.

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Vitruvian man was a drawing created by Leonardo da Vinci in c.1490 during High Renaissance. The drawing depicts a naked male figure showcased in two positions with his legs and arms spread out. Leonardo da Vinci was fascinated by human anatomy and wanted to create an image of a perfect man. The purpose of this drawing was to bring together human anatomy and art in one image.
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