Brug bij Langham Mill 1913 - 1918

"Brug bij Langham Mill" is a pencil sketch created by Alexander Shilling between 1913 and 1918. The artwork depicts a bridge with a wooden railing and two arches. The bridge is partially obscured by trees and a building in the background. Shilling, a British artist known for his landscapes and cityscapes, likely sketched this scene during one of his travels. This sketch is a testament to Shilling's ability to capture the essence of a place with a few simple lines. The drawing's loose, expressive lines, combined with the suggestion of depth and texture, give the artwork a feeling of immediacy and vitality. It's a captivating glimpse into the rural landscape and a testament to Shilling's keen eye for detail.