North of the White Mountains 1850

"North of the White Mountains" (1850) is a pencil drawing by John Frederick Kensett, known for his detailed and realistic landscapes. This particular work captures the beauty of a mountain range, showcasing the artist's skill in capturing the natural world with precision and detail. The drawing is executed with delicate lines, and the perspective creates a sense of depth and grandeur. This drawing, like many of Kensett's works, is considered a fine example of the Hudson River School style.