Vier ogen zonder pupillen 1820 - 1826

"Vier ogen zonder pupillen" (Four eyes without pupils) is a graphite drawing by the Belgian artist Jean Augustin Daiwaille, created between 1820 and 1826. The drawing, now housed at the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, shows a detailed study of four closed eyes, meticulously rendered with subtle shading. The piece is a testament to Daiwaille's keen eye for anatomical detail and his mastery of the pencil as a tool for capturing the nuances of human form. It exemplifies the academic tradition of drawing, emphasizing precise observation and technical skill.