Heads of the Proconsul’s Lictors and Advisor by Anthony van Dyck

Heads of the Proconsul’s Lictors and Advisor 17th century

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“Heads of the Proconsul’s Lictors and Advisor” is a 17th-century pen and ink drawing by Anthony van Dyck. The drawing depicts three men's heads in profile. The figures, likely a proconsul's bodyguards and an advisor, are rendered with masterful detail. The use of hatching creates a sense of depth and volume, highlighting the contours of the faces. This drawing is a testament to van Dyck's skill in capturing the human form, offering an insight into the artist's preparatory process for larger paintings. The artwork is currently on display at the Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen, Denmark.

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