Skitseblad med del af den gamle Sèvresbro og parken i St. Cloud 1811

J.P. Møller created this sketch of the old Sèvres bridge and park in St. Cloud with pencil on paper. During Møller’s time, the 19th century saw rapid industrialization and urbanization, which deeply influenced artistic perspectives. This sketch, with its delicate lines and focus on architectural and natural forms, is created during a time of immense social change and reflects an interest in capturing specific places. There's a sense of longing for a serene, perhaps idealized past in this kind of work. The bridge and park can be seen as symbols of connection, not only across physical spaces, but also across time, between historical eras and cultural memories. Møller invites us to reflect on the interplay between nature, culture, and history. It’s a deeply personal reflection presented in a time of great societal change.