Self-portrait c. 1900

This self-portrait by Wilhelm Altheim, created around 1900, depicts the artist's face in a realistic and expressive manner. The use of graphite creates a sense of depth and texture, highlighting the contours of the artist's features. The subject's gaze is directed to the right, creating an air of contemplation and introspective thought. The drawing is a testament to Altheim's skill in capturing the human form and conveying emotion through subtle nuances of line and shading. The work can be found in the Städel Museum, Frankfurt.