Girl's Head; Peasant Girl at Window; Anders Zorn 1897 - 1898

"Girl's Head; Peasant Girl at Window" is an etching created by Anders Zorn in 1897-1898. It depicts three separate scenes, arranged side-by-side on the page, including a peasant girl peering out a window, a close-up of a girl's face, and a portrait of an older man. The artwork is a quintessential example of Zorn's mastery of etching, displaying his distinctive style and use of light and shadow, often referred to as "Zorn's light." This striking print is part of the collection of The Art Institute of Chicago.