Drie paardenhoofden 1793

Martin Ferdinand Quadal's 1793 etching, *Drie paardenhoofden*, depicts three horse heads rendered with meticulous detail. The artist's precise lines and shading highlight the textures of the horses' skin, mane, and muzzles. The central horse is shown with its mouth wide open, creating a sense of dynamic movement and emotion. This piece demonstrates Quadal's skill in capturing the anatomy and expressions of animal subjects, making it a notable example of 18th-century animal portraiture.