Study of Forrest (from Sketchbook) 1858 - 1916

"Study of Forrest (from Sketchbook)" is a graphite drawing by American artist Henry Ward Ranger. Created between 1858 and 1916, the piece depicts a simple woodland scene, capturing the essence of a forest with minimal detail. Ranger, known for his landscapes and plein air paintings, used this sketchbook study to capture the fleeting beauty of nature. The drawing, now housed at the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York City, showcases Ranger's mastery of capturing the essence of a scene with simple yet expressive lines.