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American Artist: Drawing Magazine Discusses the Vitruvian Man
Anthony Panzera a teacher at Hunter College NYC, wrote an unpublished book about Leonardo's notebook in which he drew illustrations inspired by the renaissance master's proportional theories.
It's in the newest issue.
Not the newest issue, but just a cover
I'd like to get the more historically informed (as I become more knowledgable) about their thoughts on Vitruvian Man, the theories of Leonardo and if anyone knows of books on the subject of Marcus Vitruvius Pollo.
Last edited by OmenSpirits; February 2nd, 2009 at 08:09 PM. Reason: Better subject for discussion.
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no one?
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http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=192127"Everything must serve the idea. The means used to convey the idea should be the simplest and clear. Just what is required. No extra images. To me this is a universal principle of art. Saying as much as possible with a minimum of means."-John Huston, Director
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I found some good stuff on Wikipedia, and on Google, 1st page.
I wouldn't know anything that can't be found there though, sorry :-\
Last edited by Zirngibism; February 4th, 2009 at 11:25 PM.
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hey, thanks for trying.
USEFUL STUFF!
http://www.conceptart.org/forums/sho...d.php?t=192127"Everything must serve the idea. The means used to convey the idea should be the simplest and clear. Just what is required. No extra images. To me this is a universal principle of art. Saying as much as possible with a minimum of means."-John Huston, Director
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