Twaalf neuzen en monden Possibly 1796

This detailed anatomical study of the human face, titled "Twaalf neuzen en monden," was created by Francesco Bartolozzi, a renowned Italian engraver, in 1796. The print displays twelve different views of noses and mouths, showcasing the artist's keen observation of human anatomy and his mastery of the stipple technique. Bartolozzi's intricate and nuanced engraving technique brings to life the subtle details of human features, creating a visually engaging and educational piece. This work, typical of Bartolozzi's style, is highly valued by art historians and collectors alike for its technical brilliance and anatomical accuracy.