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Plate 11: a Polish bust in profile, turned to the right, another Polish head seen
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Plate 11: a Polish bust in profile, turned to the right, another Polish head seen
Plate 11: a Polish bust in profile, turned to the right, another Polish head seen from behind in the background, from The Book for Learning to Draw (Livre pour apprendre a dessiner), ca. 1649
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This print captures the essence of 17th-century Polish culture through the intricate details of a bust in profile. Plate 11 from "The Book for Learning to Draw" by Stefano della Bella showcases a Polish man turned to the right, with another Polish head seen faintly in the background. The etching technique used by Bella beautifully highlights every contour and line, bringing life to this historical artwork. The subject is adorned in traditional Polish clothing, wearing a fur hat embellished with feathers that cascade down his back. His gaze looks away, perhaps lost in deep thought or contemplation. The attention to detail extends even further as we notice the fine lines depicting his dress and accessories. Stefano della Bella's mastery shines through this piece as he expertly captures not only the physical features but also the spirit of Poland during that era. This photograph print serves as a window into history, allowing us to appreciate and understand the fashion, style, and heritage of 17th-century Poland. Displayed at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, this artwork stands as a testament to Bella's artistic prowess and his ability to transport viewers across time and space. It invites us to explore an intriguing moment frozen in time while offering glimpses into both individual lives and broader cultural contexts.
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