Zes studies van hoofden van apostelen 1618 - 1655

"Zes studies van hoofden van apostelen" (Six Studies of Heads of Apostles) is a collection of six detailed drawings by the Flemish Baroque artist Cornelis Schut. Created between 1618 and 1655, these sketches are a testament to Schut's mastery of anatomical detail and his keen eye for human expression. The drawings depict the heads of the apostles in various poses, showcasing their individual personalities and emphasizing the range of emotions that can be conveyed through facial expressions. Now housed in the Rijksmuseum, these intricate drawings offer a glimpse into the creative process of a renowned artist of the 17th century.