Bildnis des Malers Albert Hendschel 

This charcoal drawing by Philipp Winterwerb, a German artist who lived from 1827 to 1873, is a portrait of fellow artist Albert Hendschel. The drawing, now housed in the Städel Museum, captures Hendschel as a young man, with his curly hair and serious expression. The use of charcoal highlights the subject's features and creates a sense of depth and realism, typical of 19th-century portraiture. This intimate and expressive portrait showcases Winterwerb's skill as a draftsman.