Paardenhoofd met wapperende manen, naar links before 1841

This drawing by Dutch artist Joannes Bemme, completed before 1841, is a simple yet striking depiction of a horse's head. The detailed rendering of the horse's flowing mane and the intricate details of the bridle create a sense of movement and life within the small format. The piece is currently housed in the Rijksmuseum in Amsterdam, showcasing Bemme's talent for capturing animal anatomy with a delicate and expressive touch. This work is a testament to the artistic skill of Bemme, capturing the essence of equine beauty in a minimalist yet impactful composition.