Two human female faces and two noses–one human, animal 

This is a study of human anatomy by Peter Paul Rubens, a Flemish Baroque master. It is a detailed drawing that focuses on the human face, particularly the nose, highlighting the artist's keen observation of human form. The depiction of noses, one human and one animalistic, showcases Rubens's fascination with anatomical accuracy and his ability to represent varying degrees of realism. This type of drawing was common during the Renaissance and Baroque periods as a way for artists to practice their skills and understand the structure of the human body. The artwork's title, "Two human female faces and two noses–one human, animal," succinctly describes its subject matter and underscores Rubens's focus on the diversity of facial features.