Drie opzij kijkende koppen van een vrouw en twee mannen 1747 - 1806

This etching titled “Drie opzij kijkende koppen van een vrouw en twee mannen” or “Three Heads of a Woman and Two Men Seen from the Side” by Swiss artist Rudolf Füssli (1737-1806) is an example of the artist's focus on physiognomy, the study of facial features. The work, dated between 1747-1806, demonstrates Füssli's interest in capturing individual character through detailed renderings of their profiles. The three distinct faces, arranged across the page, offer a glimpse into the artist's skill in depicting human expressions and the subtle nuances of individual features.