A large proportion of the known écorchés was made between the 16th century and the beginning of the 18th century.

Ecorche Reference Tool | Anatomy For Sculptors

L’écorché combattant made in 1845 by sculptor Jaques-Eugene Caudron and commissioned by doctor Antoin-Louis-Julien Fau is one of the best écorchés out there, and it deserves a spotlight. Letting the artist get a better understanding what creates the forms and how to represent them better.In the sculpture, the man appears to be taking a step onto his right foot and has his left arm raised above him, hand flexed.

3d Male Ecorche reference model - Seperated and named Parts

The full-body model of the écorché is perfect for exploring all the anatomical landmarks and connections of the torso. We've updated the models from the previous version with new more accurate muscle groups and intersections as well as poly painted ZTL files.The template for the posture of L’écorché combattant is a bronze sculpture by an unknown Italian artist from the 17th century. This écorché of a male torso cast in high quality plaster helps the student, teacher or artist visualize the shapes and volumes of the relevant muscles and their attachments to bones.