Product Description
Under-palm connoisseurship: the Vitruvian Man. The Renaissance master's measured line — exacting rather than loud.
Titled "Vitruvian Man in Orbit, Cosmic Proportions," the design takes Leonardo Da Vinci's "Vitruvian Man," currently located at the Gallerie dell'Accademia in Venice, into space. The original Vitruvian Man drawing dates to around 1490, when Leonardo da Vinci drew the proportions described by the 1st-century BC Roman architect Vitruvius. Portraying a "Universal Man," it captures the classical ideal of beauty, harmony and symmetry of the human frame. As a new Neoclassical Pop Art original, the artwork pays Pop homage to the master drawing.
The symmetric structure serves a good visual meditative focal point for focusing the mind and is perfect for your working environment,
The collectible Vitruvian Man mousepad makes a fun and funky gift that will be an attractive decor on every desk
.: 4 mm thick Neoprene
.: Non-Slip
.: Full print
| 9"x7.5" | |
|---|---|
| Height, in | 0.16 |
| Length, in | 9.14 |
| Width, in | 7.64 |
