Jongenshoofd met een breedgerande hoed before 1660

"Jongenshoofd met een breedgerande hoed" (Boy's Head with a Wide-Brimmed Hat), a charcoal drawing by Moses ter Borch, is a small and intimate portrait. The work, likely created before 1660, captures the youthful subject with a delicate touch, focusing on the face and the wide brimmed hat. The use of charcoal highlights the subtle contours and textures of the boy's features, offering a glimpse into the artist's skillful handling of the medium. This drawing showcases ter Borch's talent for capturing the likeness of his subjects with a sense of life and personality, making it a compelling example of 17th-century Dutch portraiture.