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Plate 2: at top, the head of a young man, frontal view, at bottom, four eyes, from The Book for Learning to Draw (Livre pour apprendre a dessiner), ca. 1649
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This photo print, titled "Plate 2: at top, the head of a young man, frontal view, at bottom, four eyes" is a remarkable piece from Stefano della Bella's book for learning to draw. Created around 1649 in Italy, this etching showcases the artist's exceptional talent in capturing human expressions and features. At the top of the plate, we see the frontal view of a young man's head. His direct gaze pierces through the image with intensity and curiosity. The intricate details on his face reveal Della Bella's meticulous attention to capturing every contour and shadow. Moving towards the bottom half of the print, our attention is drawn to four pairs of eyes arranged symmetrically. This unique composition challenges our perception by presenting multiple perspectives simultaneously. Each set of eyes tells its own story – some filled with mystery or longing while others exude confidence or vulnerability. Della Bella's mastery in portraying both male and female subjects shines through this artwork as well. The profiled woman adds an intriguing contrast to the composition alongside her male counterparts. Preserved by Israel Henriet over centuries, this stunning piece now finds its home at The Metropolitan Museum of Art where it continues to captivate viewers with its timeless beauty. As we delve into Della Bella's world through this photograph reproduction, we are reminded that art has no boundaries when it comes to evoking emotions and sparking imagination within us all.
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