Three studies of a man’s head and beard 

This is a set of three anatomical studies of a man’s head and beard by Peter Paul Rubens. Created by the celebrated Flemish painter in the 17th century, these drawings are a testament to his mastery of human anatomy and his keen eye for detail. The detailed rendering of the face and beard, along with the three different angles from which the man is depicted, showcases Rubens’ approach to understanding and capturing the human form. While Rubens is known for his dynamic and vibrant oil paintings, these studies demonstrate his dedication to meticulous observation and his influence as an art teacher. These drawings are a valuable glimpse into his artistic process and are sought after by art collectors and enthusiasts.