Untitled [head of a woman] 1955 - 1967

Richard Diebenkorn’s charcoal drawing, *Untitled [head of a woman]*, is a striking example of his artistic style. Created between 1955 and 1967, the piece features a woman’s face, rendered in a simplified, gestural manner. Diebenkorn’s use of charcoal creates a sense of depth and volume, and his bold lines convey a sense of energy and immediacy. The artist’s signature, stamped in red ink, is visible in the lower right corner. This work, characteristic of his early career, showcases his evolving artistic vision and exploration of portraiture in a distinctive and expressive way.