Bargue Plate I-27 Leg of Germanicus, front view ACM

Bargue Plate I-27 Leg of Germanicus, front view ACMDrawing by Charles Bargue. The leg of Marcellus, (Germanicus) statue on display at the Louvre in Paris. The statue is in the posture of contrapposto. Bargue has chosen to reproduce the relaxed leg, which is in slight flexion. The leg is slightly bent and highlight the main element of this subject: the knee joint. This plate is a reference for studying the anatomy of the leg with the knee joint and muscles, visible in the thigh or calf. The Bargue

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