Created on 2024-11-19

This image depicts a pencil or charcoal drawing of a human leg, possibly used for the purpose of artistic anatomy study. The orientation of the leg is somewhat unusual — it's presented almost as if the viewer is looking up at the leg from the ground, or the leg is raised and bent at the knee. The drawing captures the muscular and skeletal detail of the leg, focusing particularly on the knee area, and extends down to a detailed portrayal of the foot. The foot is resting flat with the toes pointed slightly inward, and the heel is lifted, indicating tension as if the foot is about to push off from the ground. There are handwritten notes around the drawing, including the name "Antonio Coia" and some additional text, including an address that reads "63 Aspenlea Rd Hammersmith." Below the address is the word "good" followed by "foot," which may indicate the artist's affirmation of the foot's representation, perhaps as self-critique or notes from an instructional setting. The edges of the paper look somewhat rough and worn, particularly the bottom edge, which might suggest the drawing is part of a sketchbook or has been torn from one. There's also a number "40" written in red on the bottom right corner, which could be a page number or some other form of cataloging reference. The overall presentation suggests this is an academic or study sketch, possibly produced by an art student or instructor.

Created on 2024-11-19

The image appears to be a charcoal or pencil sketch of a human foot. The drawing is detailed, capturing the various curves and contours of the foot. The artist's signature, "Antonio Coia", is visible along with the address "63 Aspanda R. Hammersmith" at the bottom of the sketch.