Mrs. Charles Hunter 1902

John Singer Sargent's "Mrs. Charles Hunter" is a charcoal drawing from 1902. The artwork depicts a woman, likely Mrs. Charles Hunter, wearing a large hat, the brim of which obscures her forehead. Her face, partially hidden by the hat, is shown in profile, with only her right eye and mouth visible. Sargent's mastery of charcoal is evident in the delicate shading and subtle contours that create a sense of depth and form, making this drawing an excellent example of the artist's work and a testament to his ability to capture likeness in a unique and captivating way.