3dRose Famous DaVinci Drawing - Greeting Cards, 6 x 6 inches, set of 6 (gc_58513_1)

hello my name is kit Sam and right now I'm gonna do screencast on the vitruvian man this was made by artist Leonardo da Vinci it was created in 14 1487 okay 1487 and it was created to show the proportions of the male human body Leonardo believed that the workings of the human body to be an analogy of the workings on the universe and what it was about it was a drawing which is in pen and ink on paper and it depicts a male figure in two superimposed / positions with his arms and legs apart and simultaneously inscribed in a circle and square the drawing and texts are sometimes called the Canon of proportions or less often proportions of man now as you can see here what makes this superimpose is that if you just cut off cut off that side and this side it will look like he he is just folding his arms crossed out and he cut out those lines it would just look like he's standing so these are in