Verschillende koppen van mannen, dieren en mascarons 1638

This etching, titled "Verschillende koppen van mannen, dieren en mascarons," by Dutch artist Bartholomeus Breenbergh, features four profile portraits from 1638. The composition showcases a range of expressions on the faces of men, possibly representing different emotions or types. The artist's use of etching allows for detailed rendering of the features, capturing texture and depth in the figures, a technique common in the 17th-century Netherlands. Breenbergh's work contributed to the genre of portraiture and is a testament to the artistic trends of his time.