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Two engraved head studies of a young woman in a draped headscarf, one in outline and one in hatched shading.

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Study of the head of a young woman wearing a headscarf, Peter Schenk the Elder (1675 - 1711). Via artnap.com

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Two studies of a young woman's head wearing a draped headscarf and ruffled collar are shown side by side on a single sheet. The left version is rendered in fine outline, while the right version uses dense hatching to model light and shadow. The print is by Peter Schenk the Elder, dated between 1675 and 1711.