Movement of the radius and ulna
1970
From the collection of Leiden University Libraries
Dominant colour
1970
From the collection of Leiden University Libraries
Dominant colour
Movement of the radius and ulna is a 1970 by J Wetselaar-Whittaker, held at Leiden University Libraries.
This is a simple black-and-white drawing of two forearm bones, the radius and ulna. They’re shown from the side, with the wrist joint bent slightly. The lines are clean but not detailed—just enough to show the bones’ shape and how they connect. The drawing looks like it was made to teach or study anatomy. The bones are the only thing shown, with no background or extra marks. If you want to see more like this, check out cross-hatching.
This artist made precise studies of the body—drawings and sculptures that cut straight to the bones, muscles, and tissues.
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