Anatomical realism

Anatomical realism refers to the accurate representation of the human body's structure in art, science, or medical imaging. It involves creating or depicting parts of the body—such as muscles, bones, and organs—with true-to-life detail and proportions. This realism helps ensure that depictions are precise and useful for understanding, studying, or diagnosing human anatomy. Essentially, it aims to mirror the actual form and function of the body as closely as possible, aiding in education, medical practice, or artistic expression by providing an authentic visual model.