Artwork
Musculoskeletal system of the wrist
Musculoskeletal system of the wrist is a drawing by J Tinkelenberg. It dates from 1970 and is held in the collection of the Leiden University Libraries.
About this work
Overview
Musculoskeletal system of the wrist is a drawing by J Tinkelenberg, created around 1970. It is a detailed representation of the internal anatomy of the wrist.
Subject & Meaning
The drawing depicts the bones, muscles, and tendons of a wrist, cut open to reveal its internal structure. Arrows highlight specific features, and a metal pin secures a particular part in place, suggesting a scientific or educational purpose.
Technique & Style
The artist employed simple shading to convey depth, emphasizing the relationships between the various anatomical components. The bones are rendered in dark, solid lines, while the muscles and tendons are depicted in lighter, smoother lines.
Artist & collection
Artist
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