Hawk 

Theodor Kittelsen was a Norwegian artist known for his dark, fantastical illustrations. In this pen and ink drawing, titled "Hawk", a lone hawk is rendered in stark black and white. The bird is depicted in a brooding pose, with a single drop of blood falling from its beak. The artist’s use of line and shadow evokes a sense of mystery and foreboding, making the hawk a symbol of both power and darkness. This work is a prime example of Kittelsen’s distinct style, which often features mythical creatures and macabre imagery.