Portrait Of The Artist's Daughter Maud 

Adolf Hirémy-Hirschl, a Hungarian painter, is known for his portraits and genre scenes. This charcoal drawing, "Portrait of the Artist’s Daughter Maud," captures the delicate features of a young woman with soft, nuanced shading. Her gaze is directed upwards, adding a sense of wistfulness to the composition. While the exact date of the artwork is unknown, it was likely created sometime between 1860, the year of Hirémy-Hirschl's birth, and his death in 1933. The drawing's intimate scale and naturalistic style are typical of the artist’s oeuvre and represent the artist's interest in capturing the subtle beauty of everyday life.