Caricatured Head of a Spaniard 1880

Jules Worms's 1880 "Caricatured Head of a Spaniard" is a humorous depiction of a man with exaggerated features. This pen-and-ink drawing showcases Worms's talent for satire and observation. The subject wears a wide-brimmed hat, a detail that accentuates the man's outlandish appearance. The inscription at the bottom suggests a connection to the Spanish community, further solidifying the artwork's theme. The drawing exemplifies Worms's mastery of caricature, a style that often utilizes exaggeration for comedic effect.