Da Vinci’L Homme De — Vitruvian Man Bronze-Style Sculpture

Da Vinci’L Homme De reinterprets Leonardo’s Vitruvian concept as a freestanding decorative sculpture: a multi-limbed, anatomically detailed male figure cast in a bronze-style finish and positioned inside a circle-and-square metal frame. The work intentionally references Leonardo’s investigation of proportion and movement, translating two-dimensional studies into a three-dimensional, tactile object that invites close inspection. Finished with an antique patina, the piece emphasizes musculature, contrapposto stance, and proportionate balance while the geometric frame anchors the composition visually and conceptually. Sized for tabletop or pedestal display, it is durable enough for interiors, showrooms, and galleries and offers both decorative impact and pedagogical value — artists can use it as a reference for figure drawing and anatomy, while collectors will appreciate its museum-like presence and thematic clarity.