This work is tiny, but it tells us a lot about how Leonardo da Vinci drew human faces.
The woman in the drawing, on the other hand, like other “grotesques,” is imaginary
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lower right on mount, in graphite: litho 4 Exemplum / selbst gedruck; by later hand
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blue ink: pour Olga / [undeciphered]; upper right verso in graphite by unknown hand
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A Selective VIew of History“ lower left margin, silver colored pencil, artist’s hand
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lower right in graphite: E Catlett ’47; lower right edge in graphite by unknown hand
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/ B / 7 / 8″ verso, one letter/numeral per corner of sheet, graphite, artist’s hand
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/ B / 7 / 8″ verso, one letter/numeral per corner of sheet, graphite, artist’s hand
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Morris 70″ lower right margin, graphite, artist’s hand.
