Head of a girl 1882

This pen-and-ink drawing titled "Head of a Girl" by Charles Dana Gibson, created in 1882, captures a youthful and elegant female figure. Gibson's masterful use of line and shading renders a sense of realism and subtle beauty in the subject. The image is characteristic of Gibson's artistic style, known for its portrayal of idealized femininity in the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His works, often appearing in magazines and periodicals, had a significant impact on fashion and beauty standards of the time.