Emiliekilde (Emilie's Spring) in Gentofte 1818 - 1828

"Emiliekilde (Emilie's Spring) in Gentofte," a drawing by Heinrich Gustav Ferdinand Holm, depicts a serene park scene with a central monument, a fountain, and two figures. Created between 1818 and 1828, the artwork captures the tranquility of the Danish countryside, featuring detailed rendering of trees and architectural elements. Holm's meticulous attention to detail in this work highlights the romanticism associated with landscape art of the era. The piece, currently held by the Metropolitan Museum of Art, offers a glimpse into 19th-century Danish landscape and architectural styles, showcasing the artist's talent for capturing natural beauty with a touch of human presence.