Zeven ogen, twee monden en een neus 1620 - 1664

Stefano della Bella’s *Zeven ogen, twee monden en een neus* (Seven Eyes, Two Mouths and a Nose) is a detailed etching from the 17th century, showcasing the artist's mastery of anatomical detail. This study of the human face, held in the Rijksmuseum, highlights various angles and perspectives of eyes, mouths, and noses, demonstrating della Bella’s keen interest in the intricacies of facial features. This small-scale etching (126 mm x 155 mm) is a testament to the artistic pursuit of anatomical accuracy and the beauty of the human form.