Zes hoofden van saters 1622 - 1652

"Zes hoofden van saters" (Six Heads of Satyrs) is an etching created by Coenraet Waumans, a Flemish artist, between 1622 and 1652. The print depicts six different satyr heads, each with unique expressions and features, emphasizing the grotesque and fantastical nature of these mythological creatures. Waumans was known for his detailed and expressive etchings, making this piece a valuable example of his skill. The artwork, now in the Rijksmuseum, is a small-scale print with a height of 214 mm and a width of 141 mm, allowing for an intimate view of the satyrs' faces. This piece exemplifies the artistic styles and themes prevalent in Flemish art during the 17th century.