Hoofd van vrouw met een hoofddoek Possibly 1658

This drawing by Moses ter Borch, dating back to 1658, portrays the head of a woman wearing a headscarf. Executed with meticulous detail, the drawing captures the subtle nuances of the woman's features, conveying a sense of quiet contemplation. The artist's use of light and shadow creates a sense of volume and depth, enhancing the realism of the portrait. Ter Borch, a Dutch Golden Age artist, was renowned for his intimate portraits and genre scenes, and this small-scale drawing exemplifies his mastery of the human form and subtle expression. The drawing is housed at the Rijksmuseum, providing a glimpse into the artistic practices of one of the most celebrated Dutch artists of the 17th century.