Portrait Of A Man, Said To Be Leopold Desbrosses 

This charcoal drawing, "Portrait of a Man, Said to Be Leopold Desbrosses," is a work by the renowned French realist painter Jean-François Millet, known for his depictions of peasant life. The artwork, executed in a simple, yet expressive style, captures the sitter in profile, highlighting the lines of his face and the texture of his beard. Millet's masterful use of charcoal creates a sense of depth and realism, allowing viewers to connect with the subject's character and gaze. The portrait's identity remains uncertain, adding an element of intrigue to this striking piece.