Head of Nero in the British Museum n.d.

"Head of Nero" is a graphite drawing by British artist Benjamin Robert Haydon, created in the 19th century. The artwork features a profile portrait of the Roman emperor Nero, with a focus on realistic detail and anatomical accuracy. Haydon's meticulous approach to drawing, evident in the subtle shading and careful rendering of the face, reveals his skill in portraiture and his fascination with historical figures. The drawing is currently housed at The Art Institute of Chicago, offering viewers a glimpse into Haydon's artistic practice and his study of classical art.