Study of various mouths
Peter Schenk the Elder · 1660 - 1711
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Why is this public domain? Peter Schenk the Elder died in 1711; this work is in the public domain.
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This engraved study sheet shows multiple close-up views of noses, mouths, lips, and chins arranged in a grid, rendered with fine hatching on the right and simpler contour lines on the left. The inscription Caralz jnr. appears in the lower left and Schenck exc. in the lower right.
