Self-portrait with mustache and glasses, seen from the frontv 1915

This self-portrait by Dutch artist Jan Mankes (1889-1920) was created in 1915, and it's notable for its detailed and realistic depiction of the artist. The drawing's precise lines and subtle shading create a sense of depth and volume, emphasizing the artist's focused gaze and the texture of his clothing. The subtle details of the glasses, mustache, and the patterned button of his shirt contribute to the realism and intimacy of the piece. Mankes' works are often characterized by their expressive use of line and their focus on capturing the essence of his subjects.