Caricature of a Man (Azish?, front and profile views) 

This charcoal drawing by Alfred Bendiner, a prominent American artist, portrays a caricature of a man, possibly named Azish. The artwork features two views of the subject's head, one frontal and the other in profile, both emphasizing exaggerated features. The artist's style is recognizable for its loose, gestural lines that capture the essence of the subject with a humorous and slightly satirical touch, typical of caricature art. The drawing's simplicity and focus on the individual's personality make it a captivating study of human expression.