Head of a Man 

"Head of a Man" is a pencil drawing by Jules Schmalzigaug, a German artist who lived from 1882 to 1917. The drawing depicts the head and shoulders of a man, seen from a low angle, with his head tilted back. The subject's face is rendered with detail, showing his features and a hint of a mustache. The artist's use of hatching and shading gives the drawing a sense of volume and texture. The work is an example of Schmalzigaug's ability to capture the essence of his subject with simple, yet expressive, lines. This drawing is a study of human form and expression, a common theme in Schmalzigaug's work.