Kop van man met sik 1778
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"Kop van man met sik" (Head of a Man with a Beard) is an etching created by Jean-Pierre Norblin de la Gourdaine in 1778. The artwork depicts a detailed close-up of a man's head in profile, with a focus on his facial features and beard. Norblin, a Polish-French artist known for his portraiture and printmaking, captures the individual's character through the subtle nuances of his expression and the intricate details of his beard. This small etching, measuring just 22 mm by 18 mm, demonstrates Norblin's skill in creating a powerful and expressive portrait within a limited space. The artwork is a testament to the enduring appeal of portraiture and the artist's ability to convey human identity through detailed observation.
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