Head of a Man 1636 - 1670

This black chalk drawing titled "Head of a Man" is a study of an elderly man's face, showcasing the artist's ability to capture the subtle nuances of age and expression. While the artist remains unidentified, the work's style suggests a Flemish artist working during the 17th century. The drawing's meticulous detail, particularly in the rendering of the wrinkles and beard, provides insight into the artist's skill and the evolving artistic techniques of the period. "Head of a Man" is currently housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York, offering viewers a glimpse into the art of portraiture during the Baroque era.