Apple tree at the Eichenbühl 1885

Jacob Happ's "Apple tree at the Eichenbühl" is a detailed pencil drawing of a single apple tree in a landscape setting. The artist's delicate and precise lines capture the texture of the tree bark and the fine detail of the foliage. This artwork is a perfect example of Happ's interest in naturalistic observation and his ability to translate the beauty of nature into a masterful drawing. This piece is housed in the Städel Museum and is a testament to Happ's talent for capturing the essence of a tree in a simple yet powerful way.