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A print with an irregular border showing a woman's right-facing profile repeated multiple times in an overlapping sequence extending to the right. The most detailed leftmost figure (after Leonardo da Vinci) wears a beaded headdress and a necklace.
Beatrice d'Este
Courtesy of the Harn Museum of Art, Photography by Foad Seyed Mohammadi

Beatrice d'Este

Artist Jiri Anderle (Czech, born 1936)
Date1981
MediumDrypoint, mezzotint relief
Dimensions13 1/2 x 13 1/4 in. (34.3 x 33.7 cm)
ClassificationsPrints
Credit LineGift of Melvin and Lorna Rubin
Object number1995.27.25
Collections
Visual DescriptionA print with an irregular border showing a woman's right-facing profile repeated multiple times in an overlapping sequence extending to the right. The most detailed leftmost figure (after Leonardo da Vinci) wears a beaded headdress and a necklace.
A print with an irregularly shaped border showing three figures: a left-facing profile with a beaded headpiece, a woman's face in the center looking right, and a horned figure on the right playing a pan flute.
Pan and Two Graces
Jiri Anderle
1981
A print with an irregularly shaped border featuring two faces. The left shows a softly shaded, forward-facing face with a necklace. The right displays a heavily lined, upward-looking male profile. Text near the bottom reads "OEDIPUS ANTIGONE".
Oedipus and Antigone
Jiri Anderle
1981
A sepia-toned print featuring a horizontal sequence of overlapping human profiles facing right. The faces are sandwiched between two dark, textured, reddish-brown horizontal bands. Faint, wispy lines extend outward from this central composition.
Saskia
Jiri Anderle
1978
A print on an irregularly shaped border featuring three figures: a sketched horned figure with a pan flute above, an older woman facing forward on the bottom left, and a dark-haired woman's profile with an open mouth on the right.
Pan and Two Graces
Jiri Anderle
1981
A sepia-toned artwork featuring multiple overlapping, sketched human profiles facing each other from the left and right. A dense, chaotic web of intricate, swirling lines and small circular patterns covers the figures and the space between them.
Botticelli and Simonetta
Jiri Anderle
1978
A monochromatic print featuring a woman's profile looking down. A dark, textured cluster of overlapping upward-looking faces overlays her torso. Her hands hold a jagged white shape. Thick white lines float above her. Two faintly colored round fruits sit below.
Girl Reading Letter III
Jiri Anderle
1979
After "Portrait of a Lady in Yellow" by Alesso Baldovinetti. A woman in Renaissance dress, portrayed in profile with five faces imposed upon each other.
Il Sorriso (The Smile)
Jiri Anderle
1978
A dark, textured landscape print. A large, distorted face hovers on the left over swirling lines. In the center, a small figure sits under a draped canopy near water reflecting a low sun. Tall trees stand on the right.
Acis and Galatea
Jiri Anderle
1975
Two textured figures with visible internal anatomy. A reddish figure on the left bends deeply backwards in an arc. On the right, a yellowish figure stands upright, leaning slightly forward towards the reddish figure.
El Loulabi II (12/20)
Jiri Anderle
1973
A print of three sketched figures: a woman, a man, and a boy. Heavy, dark ink splatters obscure the central man's torso, dripping downward. A small inset photograph of a posed family is in the bottom right corner.
Soldier, Son and Wife
Jiri Anderle
1980
A monochromatic print featuring an older man's portrait on the lower left beneath a faint head outline. Thick, jagged black lines cut across the composition. On the right, a dark, twisting abstract shape floats among fine intersecting etched lines.
Vibrations of Jan Smetana
Jiri Anderle
1979
A monochrome print of an elderly woman in a headscarf and long coat holding twigs and two canes. The right side features a vertical column of four sketches of elderly faces and an additional sketched hand holding twigs.
The Last Spring of My Grandmother
Jiri Anderle
1979

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