Landskab med en sandet vej, der fører over en lyngbakke. Til højre udsigt over vidtstrakt land med tørvemoser. Fra Raageleje-egnen? 1848

"Landskab med en sandet vej, der fører over en lyngbakke. Til højre udsigt over vidtstrakt land med tørvemoser. Fra Raageleje-egnen?" (Landscape with a sandy road leading over a heath. To the right, a view over vast country with peat bogs. From the Raageleje area?) is a watercolor painting by P.C. Skovgaard. Executed in 1848, the artwork captures the Danish landscape and its rolling hills and expansive views. The painting exemplifies Skovgaard's interest in depicting the natural world in a realistic and detailed manner. The soft, muted tones of the painting create a sense of tranquility and solitude, characteristic of Skovgaard's artistic style. The scene is likely from the Raageleje area, a coastal region in Denmark known for its distinctive landscapes. The painting provides a glimpse into the Danish countryside and the artist's keen observation of nature.