Head of a Steer 1912

"Head of a Steer" is a 1912 drawing by German artist Lovis Corinth (1858-1925). The piece is a striking example of Corinth's expressive style, known for its bold lines and dramatic use of light and shadow. The powerful presence of the steer's head is captured in a dynamic pose, with the animal's gaze directed towards the viewer. This charcoal drawing demonstrates the artist's keen observation of animal anatomy and his ability to convey the raw energy of his subject matter.