Ewald får i Rungsted, i lukket interiør, besøg af sin hårdhjertede moder 1863

Wilhelm Marstrand's "Ewald får i Rungsted, i lukket interiør, besøg af sin hårdhjertede moder" (1863) is a pen drawing depicting two figures seated in an interior space. The piece is a study of the relationship between two people, showcasing Marstrand's mastery of depicting human interaction through gestural lines. The drawing's composition and hatching techniques create a sense of depth and intimacy, drawing viewers into the scene. The artwork is currently housed at SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst. This pen drawing serves as an example of Marstrand's unique style, characterized by expressive lines and keen observations of everyday life in 19th-century Denmark.