@sur_27Leonardo da Vinci (1452, 1519) drew the human spine
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View original postPhoto by @sur_27· Aug 23, 2026· Leonardo da Vinci
The focus is on anatomical drawings of a human spine. The image displays two detailed illustrations of the spine, one from the side and one from the front, accompanied by handwritten notes. The mood is academic and historical, reminiscent of old scientific sketches. Visually notable are the intricate details of the vertebrae and the archaic script used for the annotations. The text is in an old script and is not easily readable.
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@sur_27Leonardo da Vinci (1452, 1519) drew the human spine
View original postPhoto by @sur_27· Aug 23, 2026· Leonardo da Vinci
The focus is on anatomical drawings of a human spine. The image displays two detailed illustrations of the spine, one from the side and one from the front, accompanied by handwritten notes. The mood is academic and historical, reminiscent of old scientific sketches. Visually notable are the intricate details of the vertebrae and the archaic script used for the annotations. The text is in an old script and is not easily readable.
See all Leonardo da Vinci photosRead the Leonardo da Vinci wiki
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