Twee vrouwenhoofden 1773 - 1777

"Twee vrouwenhoofden" (Two Women's Heads), a 1773-1777 red chalk drawing by French artist Jean François Janinet, presents a simple yet compelling study of the human form. The piece features two female heads, each with distinct features and expressions, showcasing Janinet's keen observation of human anatomy. The delicate lines and subtle shading capture the nuances of the women's faces, revealing a mastery of draftsmanship. This intimate artwork, currently housed in the Rijksmuseum, serves as a testament to Janinet's talent for capturing the beauty and complexity of the human figure.