A simple line drawing of a bearded male figure.
A simple line drawing of a bearded male figure. An outline vector image of a male figure with beard. An SVG vector graphic of a man's profile, suitable for cutting machines or design software. Male figure with beard, created as vector art for cutting machines or stencils.
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Beautiful Male Silhouette with Beard SVG Icon

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