Leonardo da Vinci|Wenceslaus Hollar
1645 · Etching and engraving; second state of two · Drawings and Prints
Two deformed figures face each other, after Leonardo. The attribution to Hollar is doubted by Pennington and tentatively attributed in the New Hollstein.
Two deformed heads facing inwardsLeonardo da Vinci|Wenceslaus Hollar
Two deformed heads facing each otherLeonardo da Vinci|Wenceslaus Hollar
A deformed couple facing each otherLeonardo da Vinci|Wenceslaus Hollar
Two Grotesque HeadsHans Liefrinck|Leonardo da Vinci
Two deformed headsLeonardo da Vinci|Wenceslaus Hollar
Two deformed headsLeonardo da Vinci|Wenceslaus Hollar
Bust of woman with protruding mouth wearing low-cut dress and cloth bound around her head, in profile to rightLeonardo da Vinci|Wenceslaus Hollar
Two Grotesque HeadsLeonardo da Vinci|Anonymous, Netherlandish, 17th century|Wenceslaus Hollar
Four grotesque heads in profile to leftLeonardo da Vinci|Wenceslaus Hollar
Grotesque old man with flattened nose in profile to leftLeonardo da Vinci|Wenceslaus Hollar
Large Grotesque HeadJusepe de Ribera (called Lo Spagnoletto)
A Grotesque Couple: Old Woman with an Elaborate Headdress and Old Man with Large Ears and Lacking a ChinGiovanni Francesco Melzi|Leonardo da Vinci