View of Svenarum in the Province of Småland, Sweden 1759 - 1769
jacobphilipphackert
themetropolitanmuseumofart
drawing, print, paper, ink, graphite, pen, charcoal
drawing
neoclacissism
landscape
charcoal drawing
paper
ink
graphite
pen
charcoal
watercolor
Jacob Philipp Hackert’s “View of Svenarum in the Province of Småland, Sweden” is a detailed drawing of a Swedish village. The artist, known for his landscape paintings and drawings, meticulously renders the small settlement nestled among rocky hills. The composition emphasizes the village’s proximity to nature, with a prominent tree on the left framing the scene. Created in the 18th century, this drawing showcases Hackert's skillful use of pen and ink to capture the beauty of the Swedish countryside. The artwork’s realistic portrayal of the village and its surroundings provides a glimpse into everyday life in 18th-century Sweden, inviting viewers to appreciate the tranquility of the Swedish landscape.
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