Similarities between the heads of a horse and a man

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"Similarities between the heads of a horse and a man" is a notable work by the French artist and theorist Charles Le Brun, who was a dominant figure in 17th-century French art. Le Brun, born in 1619 and deceased in 1690, was a multifaceted artist known for his contributions to painting, sculpture, and art theory. He served as the first painter to King Louis XIV and was instrumental in the establishment of the French Academy of Fine Arts.

Le Brun's work on the similarities between the heads of a horse and a man is part of his broader exploration into physiognomy, the study of the relationship between an individual's outer appearance and their inner character. This particular study reflects Le Brun's interest in the classical idea that the physical form can reveal deeper truths about nature and personality. His detailed drawings and comparative studies aimed to illustrate how certain facial features of animals could be found in human expressions, thereby linking human emotions to the animal kingdom.

The drawings typically juxtapose the profile of a horse's head with that of a human, highlighting similarities in structure and form. Le Brun's meticulous attention to detail and his ability to capture the essence of both human and animal physiognomy are evident in these works. His studies were not merely artistic exercises but were also intended to serve as educational tools for other artists, providing insights into the anatomical and expressive parallels between humans and animals.

Le Brun's work in this area was influential in the development of art theory and practice during his time, contributing to a deeper understanding of expression and form. His studies on physiognomy were published posthumously and continue to be of interest to art historians and scholars of human and animal anatomy.

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