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Two male heads, one profile and one frontal head
Two Heads
Courtesy of the Harn Museum of Art, Photography by Foad Seyed Mohammadi

Two Heads

Artist Leonard Baskin (American, 1922 - 2000)
Date1969
MediumEtching on paper
Dimensionsplate mark: 5 x 3 1/4 in. (12.7 x 8.3 cm)
ClassificationsPrints
Credit LineBequest of Elaine Glass
Object number2015.26.26
Collections
Visual DescriptionTwo male heads, one profile and one frontal head
Frontal portrait of Goya
Goya (from the famous artists series)
Leonard Baskin
undated
Mantegna
Mantegna
Leonard Baskin
1963
Profile portrait of Pieter Breughel facing left, “PB” inscribed in upper left
Pieter Breughel (from the famous artists’ series)
Leonard Baskin
undated
Portrait of a man with face mostly in shadow
Francisco de Goya
Leonard Baskin
1962
Portrait of an old man with a moustache and beard, wearing a cap.
Ernst Barlach
Leonard Baskin
1962
Wood engraving of a circular footed form, with organic shapes and with top and bottom space suggested with horizontal lines.
Untitled
Leonard Baskin
1969
Ribera
Ribera
Leonard Baskin
early 20th-mid 20th century
A dark print featuring a small, pale, seated nude female figure on the left beside three large, heavily shaded, disembodied heads of bearded men.
Femme nue assise et trois têtes barbues [Seated Nude Woman and Three Bearded Heads], Suite Vollard, Plate 25
Pablo Picasso
1934
Monochromatic print of architectural reliefs. A central tiered vessel is flanked by two creatures with bird-like heads and scaly, coiled bodies. A winged head sits above the vessel, and a human face rests below amidst swirling foliage.
Tlalmanalco IV
Leonard Lehrer
1975
Christ Removed
Christ Removed
Leonard Kesl
1966
In the foreground, men work backstage to hoist a curtain while dancers (female and male) practice in the background. One man holds a red ladder.
Stage Hands
Leonard Pytlak
c. 1936-1941
A print of a woman in profile with one hand near her neck and a bird resting on her head. In her outstretched hand, she holds two ornate, flute-like instruments capped with large white and pink flowers.
Euterpe
Eva Hašková
1982

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