Head of a Man 

This portrait, likely a self-portrait by renowned Russian artist Ilya Repin, focuses on the subject's head and shoulders, showcasing his distinct facial features and a prominent beard. The painting's loose brushstrokes and use of dark tones, particularly in the subject's clothing, create a sense of realism and depth. The artwork exemplifies Repin's mastery of portraiture, capturing the individual's essence with emotional intensity. This piece, though lacking specific details, showcases Repin's stylistic approach, evident in his later works like "Reply of the Zaporozhian Cossacks to Sultan Mehmed IV" (1880-1891).