Zomer 1824

abosselman

pencil drawn

light pencil work

wedding photograph

photo restoration

pencil sketch

portrait reference

pencil drawing

green background

limited contrast and shading

animal drawing portrait

"Zomer" (Summer) is a lithograph by A. Bosselman from 1824. The artwork features a woman, likely a personification of Summer, in a white dress and a veil. Her hair is adorned with wheat, symbolizing the harvest season, while the overall composition is light and airy. The image is a fine example of Romanticism, a popular artistic movement in the 19th century, characterized by its focus on emotions and nature. The woman’s gentle features and delicate attire emphasize the beauty and innocence of summer.