Zeichnung nach Akademievorlage (Christuskopf)
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Zeichnung nach Akademievorlage (Christuskopf), Alfred Cossmann (1887). Via artnap.com
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A graphite drawing of a bearded male head resembling a carved sculpture, with eyes lowered and a wrapped head covering. The head rests on a stepped pedestal, and the artist's signature and the date 28 Juli 87 appear at lower right. The work is attributed to Alfred Cossmann and dated 1887.
