A calf's head 

This detailed drawing, "A Calf's Head," by Willem Romeyn, a Dutch artist known for his animal studies, is a masterful example of his talent for capturing the essence of his subjects. The artwork features a close-up view of a calf's head, rendered in charcoal and red chalk on paper, highlighting the animal's soft fur, expressive eyes, and delicate features. While the exact date of the work is unknown, it exemplifies Romeyn's meticulous and expressive style, which was popular in 17th-century Dutch art. Currently housed in the Städel Museum, this study exemplifies the artist's keen observation of animal anatomy and serves as a testament to his mastery of drawing techniques.