Zes mannen- en vrouwenkoppen en een landschap met dorp in de verte 1744

This etching, created in 1744 by German artist Christian Ludwig von Hagedorn, showcases a unique composition. Six distinct head studies of men and women are arranged across the top half of the work, each rendered with careful detail. Below, a landscape scene reveals a village in the distance, with a group of figures gathered near a river. This piece exemplifies Hagedorn's exploration of both portraiture and landscape, highlighting his skill in capturing human form and natural beauty. The work is currently part of the Rijksmuseum collection.