Sketch of Two Male Heads 1915

"Sketch of Two Male Heads" is a 1915 etching by the German artist Lovis Corinth. The artwork features two men, with the figure of a man with a mustache taking up most of the composition. The figure behind him is partially obscured, appearing as a sketch with a large eye. Corinth was known for his expressive and often psychologically charged works, and this etching exemplifies his skill in capturing the essence of his subjects. His use of bold lines and dark shadows creates a sense of depth and drama. The work’s expressiveness exemplifies the artist's engagement with the graphic arts.