Anatomical and expressive significance of the brachioradialis in Michelangelo's <i>Moses</i>

thus exemplifies the Renaissance integration of dissection-based anatomy and artistic imagination, sustaining its relevance across both art and medicine.

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Anatomy & Cell Biology
Published
2026-04-14
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https://doi.org/10.5115/acb.25.276
Primary Topic
History of Medicine Studies
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Anatomical and expressive significance of the brachioradialis in Michelangelo's Moses

Kun Hwang
Anatomy & Cell Biology
History of Medicine Studies
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Anatomical and expressive significance of the brachioradialis in Michelangelo's Moses

Kun Hwang
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thus exemplifies the Renaissance integration of dissection-based anatomy and artistic imagination, sustaining its relevance across both art and medicine.

Anatomy & Cell Biology
Ewha Womans University (KR), Armed Forces Capital Hospital (KR)
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History of Medicine Studies
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