Jimmy Corsini c. 1901

Edward Hopper's charcoal drawing, *Jimmy Corsini*, created around 1901, depicts a man wearing a cap, his head bent in contemplation. The use of charcoal creates a sense of depth and shadow, highlighting the subject's somber expression. Hopper's early works often focused on individuals and their introspective nature, foreshadowing his later iconic paintings that explore themes of loneliness and urban alienation. *Jimmy Corsini* is a captivating example of Hopper's early draftsmanship and his keen observation of human emotion.