Study of a Woman's Head
- Artist
- Antoine Watteau
- Date
- c.1710
- Style
- Rococo
- Genre
- Sketch and study
- Location
- Hermitage Museum
"Study of a Woman's Head" is a delicate paper drawing in the Rococo style, showcasing Watteau’s refined skill in sketch and study. The portrait captures the subtle features and soft expression of the woman, exemplifying the artist’s mastery of lightness and elegance characteristic of Rococo artistry. Likely created as a preliminary study for a larger work or decorative piece, the artwork emphasizes the artist's attention to detail. Its light, airy quality and delicate use of Chalk reflect the quintessential qualities of Watteau's graceful style.
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