Street in Bouconville 12 - 1916

Jakob Nussbaum's "Street in Bouconville" (1912-1916) is a pencil drawing capturing the atmosphere of a quiet village street. The artist's use of loose, expressive lines creates a sense of immediacy and captures the texture of the buildings and the cobbled road. The work is characterized by its muted tones and a focus on light and shadow, which lends an air of melancholy to the scene. Located in the Städel Museum, the artwork offers a glimpse into Nussbaum's artistic journey and his interest in depicting everyday life.