Landschap met struikgewas en bomen 1854 - 1914

This charcoal sketch titled "Landschap met struikgewas en bomen" (Landscape with Shrubs and Trees), created by Albert Neuhuys between 1854 and 1914, depicts a scene of a forest or a wooded area. The sketch, now located at the Rijksmuseum, is a quick and impressionistic study of a natural landscape, likely created as a preliminary study for a larger, more detailed artwork. The artist's loose strokes capture the essence of the scene, with the dark charcoal lines suggesting the density of the trees and the forms of the surrounding vegetation. This sketch provides a glimpse into Neuhuys' artistic process and his interest in capturing the fleeting beauty of the natural world.