Kopfstudie eines Bärtigen 

Johann Peter Krafft's "Kopfstudie eines Bärtigen" is a charcoal drawing depicting a man with a beard and curly hair. Executed in the 19th century, the drawing is a classic example of portraiture, capturing the subject's likeness through delicate lines and shading. The detailed rendering of the man's features and the subtle expression in his eyes lend a sense of realism and depth to the artwork. Krafft's use of charcoal highlights the texture of the subject's hair and beard, contributing to the overall sense of realism and detail. This drawing, likely a preparatory sketch for a larger work, showcases Krafft's skill in capturing human form and expression.