Girl's head 

Julius Hamel's "Girl's head" is a graphite drawing depicting the head and shoulders of a young woman, likely a study for a larger work. Hamel, born in 1834, is known for his realistic and detailed portraiture. The drawing, currently housed in the Städel Museum, showcases Hamel's skillful use of graphite to capture the subtle nuances of the sitter's features. The subject's downcast gaze and delicate features create a sense of contemplation and intimacy.