To kvindehoveder. Studier efter højre halvdel i Carlo Marattis maler: Selvportræt med Marquese Pallavicini, stourhead, National Trust, England (afb. Arte Antica e Moderna, 1961, nr. 181) 1671 - 1738

"To kvindehoveder" (Two Female Heads) is a study in black chalk by the Danish artist Hendrik Krock. The drawing depicts two women's heads in profile, likely a study for a larger composition. The delicate lines and subtle shading of Krock's drawing capture the nuances of form and expression, showcasing his mastery of draftsmanship. This drawing, dated between 1671 and 1738, exemplifies Krock's work as a study of the human figure, a key aspect of his artistic practice. The drawing is currently housed in the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, Denmark.