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Since the first dissections of corpses, anatomy and art have always been connected. From Leonardo da Vinci’s drawings to Francis Bacon’s naked figures, artists have always been interested in the representation of the human as a biological being. Today, anatomy is back in vogue in contemporary art following the rebirth of gothic and horror in the entertainment industry. This book features a celebration of anatomy, flesh, and bone by more than 60 contemporary international artists and celebrities including Damien Hirst, Mark Ryden, Jason Freeny, and Nychos.

Anatomy Rocks: Flesh and Bones in Contemporary Art

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Hardback by Rodolphe Lachat

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Since the first dissections of corpses, anatomy and art have always been connected. From Leonardo da Vinci’s drawings to Francis... Read more

    Publisher: Cernunnos
    Publication Date: 08/07/2019
    ISBN13: 9782374950037, 978-2374950037
    ISBN10: 2374950034

    Number of Pages: 294

    Non Fiction , Art & Photography

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    Since the first dissections of corpses, anatomy and art have always been connected. From Leonardo da Vinci’s drawings to Francis Bacon’s naked figures, artists have always been interested in the representation of the human as a biological being. Today, anatomy is back in vogue in contemporary art following the rebirth of gothic and horror in the entertainment industry. This book features a celebration of anatomy, flesh, and bone by more than 60 contemporary international artists and celebrities including Damien Hirst, Mark Ryden, Jason Freeny, and Nychos.

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