Alberti Dvreri clarissimi pictoris et geometrae De symmetria partium humanorum corporum libri quatuor [Latin]

Alberti Dvreri clarissimi pictoris et geometrae De symmetria partium humanorum corporum libri quatuor, a seminal work by Albrecht D 1/4rer, explores the symmetry and proportions of the human body. Originally written in German and translated into Latin, this edition from 1557 offers insights into D 1/4rer's theories and artistic practices. The text, rendered into Latin by Joachim Camerarius, makes D 1/4rer's work accessible to a wider scholarly audience. This book remains a cornerstone resource for artists, art historians, and anyone interested in the Renaissance understanding of human anatomy and aesthetics. Its detailed analysis and illustrations provide a unique window into the artistic and intellectual world of the 16th century.

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