Hair clipping 1879

Wilhelm Gentz's 1879 pencil drawing, "Hair Clipping," portrays a chaotic scene of a group of people, possibly a family, gathered around a child who is having their hair cut. The drawing is characterized by loose, gestural lines that capture the movement and energy of the scene. Gentz's work is known for its expressive and often dramatic depictions of everyday life, and "Hair Clipping" exemplifies this style. The piece can be found in the Städel Museum.