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Head of Man with Long Hair and Beard

Heinrich Füger

Head of Man with Long Hair and Beard

1770-1817

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Head of Man with Long Hair and Beard

Heinrich Füger

Head of Man with Long Hair and Beard

Heinrich Füger

Head of Man with Long Hair and Beard

1770-1817

Physical Qualities Etching, 143 × 111 mm. (5 5/8 × 4 3/8 in.)
Credit Line Garrett Collection
Object Number 1946.112.1811

Markings: CM: Claghorn

Artist

Heinrich Füger

1750–1817

German, 1751 - 1818
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PRINTS, DRAWINGS & PHOTOGRAPHS
THREE HEADS
Heinrich Füger
Three Heads
1770–1817
HEAD OF AN OLD MAN, WITH LONG HAIR AND BEARD, PROFILE TO LEFT
Jan Lievens
Head of an Old Man, with Long Hair and Beard, Profile to Left
1626–1673
HEADS OF TWO MEN
Heinrich Füger
Studies of Heads
1770–1817
HEAD OF MAN WITH SHORT HAIR AND BEARD, TURNED TO RIGHT
Jan Lievens
Head of Man with Short Hair and Beard, Turned to Right
1626–1673
FOUR YOUNG MEN STUDYING
Heinrich Füger
Four Young Men Studying
1770–1817
HEAD OF A YOUNG WOMAN WITH LONG, FLOWING HAIR
Jan Lievens, Rembrandt van Rijn, and others
Head of a Young Woman with Long, Flowing Hair
1626–1673
DIDO ON THE FUNERAL PYRE
Friedrich John and Heinrich Füger
Dido on the Funeral Pyre
1810–1820
HEAD OF AN OLD MAN, WITH LONG BEARD, PROFILE TO RIGHT
Jan Lievens
Head of an Old Man, with Long Beard, Profile to Right
1626–1673
BUST, THREE-QUARTERS TO RIGHT, OF MAN WITH LONG, FLOWING HAIR, WEARING SPECTACLES
Henry Bryan Hall
Bust, Three-Quarters to Right, of Man with Long, Flowing Hair, Wearing Spectacles
1827–1883
PORTRAIT HEAD OF AN OLD MAN WITH LONG CURLY WIG
Thomas Worlidge
Portrait Head of an Old Man with Long Curly Wig
1719–1765
HEAD OF AN OLD MAN WITH PRONOUNCED CHIN, SHORT CROPPED HAIR AND GAPING MOUTH SHOWING TEETH IN PROFILE TO LEFT
Wenceslaus Hollar and Leonardo da Vinci
Head of an Old Man with Pronounced Chin, Short Cropped Hair and Gaping Mouth Showing Teeth in Profile to Left
1626–1676