Celebrate the fusion of art, science, and proportion with this striking Vitruvian Universal Man sculpture, inspired by Leonardo da Vinci’s iconic 15th-century study of human anatomy and symmetry.

Finished in a rich bronze patina, this piece recreates da Vinci’s famous drawing, based on the writings of Roman architect Vitruvius (c. 85–20 BC), who described the ideal human proportions as a balance between circle and square. Da Vinci believed the human body was a microcosm of the universe—with the circle symbolizing spirit and emotion, and the square representing the physical world.

Crafted from a durable resin and metal blend, this compact piece is ideal for desks, shelves, or artistic display. It includes a color image of the original artwork and a multilingual description, making it an excellent gift for students, scholars, or lovers of Renaissance art. Use: Art display, educational décor, gift