Masker met snor 1626 - 1676
francoischauveau
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"Masker met snor" is an etching by French artist François Chauveau, created between 1626 and 1676. The detailed etching depicts a grotesque mask with a prominent mustache and a haunting expression, showcased in a portrait-like format. The small size of the print, measuring 63 mm in height and 37 mm in width, contributes to the intimacy of the composition. This piece, housed in the Rijksmuseum, exemplifies Chauveau's mastery of etching, a technique that allowed him to capture intricate details and create a powerful sense of realism. The grotesque subject matter and skillful execution are hallmarks of Chauveau's artistic style, drawing viewers into the unsettling world of the mask.
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