Albumblad met twee voorstellingen van twee beukenbomen: links het ontwerp, rechts de uitvoering 1816

This 1816 artwork by Max Josef Wagenbauer (1774-1829) depicts a beech tree in two distinct ways. The left panel shows a line drawing of the tree, capturing its structure and form with simple lines. The right panel presents a more detailed and shaded rendering, emphasizing the volume and texture of the tree's foliage. This pairing of outline and fully realized drawing demonstrates Wagenbauer's keen eye for botanical detail and his masterful ability to capture the essence of nature. The artist's skill in depicting trees was widely recognized, and his work continues to inspire art enthusiasts today.