Manskop met omhooggerichte blik 1595 - 1628

This red chalk drawing, created by Hans Troschel between 1595 and 1628, depicts a man's head. The subject's gaze is directed upwards, his face rendered with remarkable detail, highlighting the artist's meticulous skill. This drawing exemplifies the realistic style of the early 17th century and showcases Troschel's mastery of the human form. The artist's keen attention to detail, particularly in the portrayal of the eyes and the subtle nuances of the man's expression, adds depth and intrigue to this captivating work.