Description
Head of a Young Woman by Albrecht Dürer fills the sheet with a closely observed face. Economical black-chalk lines and traces of white heightening give the features clarity against the green prepared paper.
Dated 1522, this intimate study shows how much presence Dürer could achieve with restrained means. The balance between precise contours and softly modeled passages keeps attention on the sitter’s individual character.
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