Acht verschillende koppen van mannen, vrouwen, dieren en mascarons 1638

Bartholomeus Breenbergh's 1638 etching, *Acht verschillende koppen van mannen, vrouwen, dieren en mascarons*, is a study of eight different heads, including men, women, animals, and grotesque masks. The artist, known for his detailed renderings, presents a diverse range of expressions and features, capturing the unique character of each subject. The composition's intricate hatching and shading evoke a sense of depth and texture, highlighting the expressive power of the human face and the artistic skill of the Dutch Golden Age.