Man and horse c. 1897

Fritz Boehle’s “Man and Horse,” a pen and ink drawing, depicts a man walking alongside a horse in a rural landscape. The work, created around 1897, highlights the artist's use of fine lines to capture the form and movement of both figures and the surrounding environment. The windmill in the distance provides a sense of place, likely a rural setting in Germany. This work, currently housed in the Städel Museum, exemplifies Boehle’s stylistic approach to depicting everyday life.