Vijf tekenvoorbeelden voor neus, mond en kin 1820 - 1826

This drawing by Jean Augustin Daiwaille, titled "Vijf tekenvoorbeelden voor neus, mond en kin" (Five drawing examples for nose, mouth, and chin), illustrates the artist’s focus on anatomical detail. The delicate lines and simplified forms emphasize the structure of the human face, showcasing the artist's approach to teaching drawing techniques. These studies, created between 1820 and 1826, reveal the artist's interest in capturing the subtle nuances of facial features, highlighting the importance of observation and precision in artistic practice. The artwork, currently held in the Rijksmuseum, demonstrates the enduring influence of anatomical studies on the development of artistic skill and the understanding of human form.