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A man of perfect proportions, meticulously documented by Leonardo da Vinci in 1490, shredding an impossible guitar solo with a whole fan of arms. Classical anatomy has never been this loud. Soft unisex tee, direct-to-garment print.
EU €5.90 (2–5 business days), worldwide €12.90 (5–10). Orders are printed and dispatched within 48 hours; tracking lands in your inbox the moment it ships.
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100% cotton (White, Black), 5.3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²)
Printed on demand with water-based DTG inks
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In 1490 Leonardo da Vinci drew the ideal human body inside a circle and a square. What the history books never mention: his first draft could really play. This tee restores the lost manuscript.
A fan of arms, one guitar, zero expression. The diagram is drawn with the seriousness of Renaissance science. The man just happens to be mid-shred, permanently.

The artwork is single-color ink line art: on white and sport grey shirts it prints in black, on black shirts the line work comes in white, so the diagram reads crisply on every color.
Printed on a Gildan 5000: 100% cotton, 5.3 oz/yd² (180 g/m²), pre-shrunk, ribbed collar that survives the washing machine. Unisex cut, true to size; size down for a closer fit.

Each tee is printed within 48 hours of your order at our EU production partner and shipped worldwide with tracking: €5.90 in the EU (2–5 business days), €12.90 worldwide (5–10).
Wrong size or the print disappoints? Free reprint or refund within 30 days. No forms worthy of a Renaissance archive.

Guitarists who practice more than they gig, drummers who count the arms with envy, and art-history students who smirk in lectures.
Matches the Vitruvian Guitarist mug and sticker sheet for the complete anatomy lesson.
