The painting, 'The Anatomy Lesson of Dr Nicolas Tulp' was drawn oil on canvus by the Renaissance artists, Rembrandt, in 1632. This painting demonstrates the group of people who are studying and dissecting corpse and discovering about human facts. This piece of art is indicate of rediscovery and new knowledge of Renaissance. In the painting, Dr Nicolas Tulp is teaching a group of people about the dissection and interesting facts about the human body. This shows that people in Renaissance looked for many new discoveries and interesting knowledge and inquired more about the world. Many people started questioning about how the bodies of human look like and how the anatomy works. Therefore, people began dissecting dead bodies after being permitted by the Churches. They explored many scientific techiniques and new knowledges from dissection of dead bodies which led people to high development of new knowledges such as medicines. People in the Renaissance also pursued realism of paintings. There is In the painting, dead bodies and expression of people were drown with more details. Also, shadows on men's clothes and anatomical drawing make a painting realistic. In the Renaissance, people began patronizing talented and skilled artists to develop their country. All the artists drew paintings with realism and anatomical techiniques. They brought attention from people and formed rivalry between city-states. Arts reflect the situation of that time period. It illustrates how people lived and what people were aiming for in their society with new artistic techiniques and varied subjects.
