These drawings by Leonardo Da Vinci of a fetus in the womb continue to amaze more than 500 years after he made them. They were made, with astonishing detail and care, with pen over red chalk, between 1510 and 1513.
The illustration above details a fetus around 4 months old.
Photos by Luc Viatour via Wikimedia Commons.
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Amazing, these were drawn in the early 1500’s.
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