William Kentridge's "Head (Orange)" from 1993 is a drypoint print that combines intaglio printmaking with extensive hand coloring in acrylic, creating a vibrant and textured work on a substantial sheet measuring nearly four feet in height. This particular impression is a printer's proof (PP 1/3) printed by Jack Shirreff at 107 Workshop in Wiltshire and published by David Krut Fine Art, representing one of only three such proofs aside from the edition of 15. The work exemplifies Kentridge's characteristic approach to blending traditional printmaking techniques with contemporary color application, resulting in a dynamic portrait head dominated by warm orange tones.