Jowls Collection

Magyar Vizsla / Hungarian Pointer, head portrait of smooth coated, tan coloured male, sitting

Satyr Mask with Curled Horns, Leafy Eyebrows and a Cloth Hanging Beneath the Chin, ca
Satyr Mask with Curled Horns, Leafy Eyebrows and a Cloth Hanging Beneath the Chin, from Divers Masques, ca. 1635-45

Head of a beardless old man, left profile (red chalk on paper)
XIR72089 Head of a beardless old man, left profile (red chalk on paper) by Vinci, Leonardo da (1452-1519); 6.3x5.4 cm; Musee Bonnat, Bayonne, France; (add.info.: Head of Old Man Imberbe)

Victorian scrap - His Grace the bishop. late 19th century

Young Woman in Fantasy Costume, 1633, by Rembrandt (1606-166
Rembrandt Harmenszoon van Rijn (1606-1669). Dutch painter. Young Woman in Fantasy Costume, 1633. Rijksmuseum. Amsterdam. Holland

Edmund Burke (1729-1797). Colored engraving
Edmund Burke (1729-1797). Irish writer and politician. Engraving in The American Revolution. Colored

Picture No. 10983322
Dog - Mastiff in a circus wearing ringmaster hat Digital Manipulation Date:

Picture No. 10922452
Dog - Mastiff in a circus. Date:

Two bloodhounds, one lying down and the other seated

English Bulldog

King Edward IV of England (reigned 1461 - 1483). Date: 1442 - 1483

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"Jowls: A Fascinating Study of Facial Features and Expressions" In this captivating collection of images, we delve into the world - those unique facial features that add character and charm to both humans and animals alike. Our journey begins with a magnificent Magyar Vizsla, a Hungarian Pointer whose head portrait showcases his smooth-coated, tan-colored fur. His jowls give him an air of wisdom and nobility, as if he holds the secrets of centuries past. Next, we encounter a Satyr Mask adorned with curled horns, leafy eyebrows, and a cloth hanging beneath the chin. The exaggerated jowls on this mythical creature evoke curiosity and intrigue; they seem to whisper tales from ancient folklore. Moving forward in time, we come across the Portrait Bust of Charles James Fox. Carved meticulously in marble, his distinguished countenance is enhanced by prominent jowls that convey authority and intellect. It's as if his thoughts are etched upon these very features. Alexander Blair Spence captures our attention next with an oil painting from the 19th century. The subject's strong jawline accentuated by subtle jowls exudes confidence and determination—a testament to human resilience captured on canvas. A red chalk drawing reveals another facet of aging gracefully—the beardless old man's left profile showcases well-defined jowls that speak volumes about life experiences etched onto his face over time. Stepping into Victorian times through a charming scrap image titled "His Grace the bishop, " we witness how even religious figures can possess endearing jowls that symbolize compassion and benevolence. Rembrandt takes us back further still with his masterpiece "Young Woman in Fantasy Costume. " Amidst her ethereal beauty lies delicate yet noticeable jowl lines—proof that even in dreamscape realms, these features persist as part of our humanity.