Head of a child 1592 - 1636

"Head of a Child" is an anonymous charcoal drawing dating back to 1592-1636. It depicts the head and shoulders of a young child, likely a study for a larger work. The delicate shading creates a sense of volume and depth, highlighting the child's features. This drawing, housed in the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, showcases the meticulous observation and technical skill of the unknown artist. The artwork's simple composition and focus on the child's face convey a sense of innocence and vulnerability, appealing to viewers through its timeless depiction of childhood.