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The
Vitruvian Man
One of the earliest
appropriations of the Vitruvian Man in art is William Blake’s 1795 “Glad Day.”
In this striking picture, the Vitruvian Man is set free of its constraining
circle and square, and is infused with new dynamism and joy. As stated in The
Independent (
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NURTURING ME OF BEAUTIFUL POETRY AND IMAGES AT ALL TIMES OF THE DAY, I CONVEYED OUT OF MY SOUL THIS MAGICAL BLOG, SOUL EYES. ~~~~~ ALIMENTÁNDOME DE MI HERMOSA POESÍA E IMÁGENES A TODAS HORAS DEL DÍA, CREE ESTE BLOQUE MÁGICO, OJOS DEL ALMA. PROTEGIDO POR LA LIBRERIA DEL CONGRESO DE LOS ESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMERICA. COPRYRIGHT TXU001840643 LIBRARY OF CONGRESS. COPRYRIGHT TXU001840643 .
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