
Four studies of men’s heads, and an eye
Peter Paul Rubens · 1577-1640
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Why is this public domain? Peter Paul Rubens died in 1640; this work is in the public domain.
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This engraved plate, numbered XXXVII at top right and titled Theorie de la Figure Humaine, presents four studies of men's heads and a detailed study of an eye. Two heads are shown frontally or three-quarter view, and two in profile, with varied hair, beards and wrinkles. The sheet is attributed to Peter Paul Rubens as designer and is credited to P. Aveline as engraver.























