Studie van de kop van een jongen die zijn mond open heeft 1675 - 1711

This anonymous etching, titled "Studie van de kop van een jongen die zijn mond open heeft", shows the head and shoulders of a young boy with curly hair. The piece, created sometime between 1675 and 1711, is a study in realistic detail, with fine lines defining the boy's facial features and the folds of his clothing. It is a classic example of the Dutch Golden Age's interest in portraiture and detailed anatomical studies. Currently located in the Rijksmuseum, this small etching demonstrates the skill and dedication of an unknown artist working within a significant artistic movement.