Villa Falconieri, Frascati Possibly 1900 - 1906

Hugo Henneberg's "Villa Falconieri, Frascati" depicts a casual scene of children playing outdoors. Created with pencil on paper, the artwork features a loose and expressive style, typical of Henneberg's work. The composition showcases a group of children, including one with long hair being braided by another, while a third observes and two geese roam in the foreground. The simple yet evocative depiction of childhood innocence suggests a focus on everyday moments and natural beauty, common themes in Henneberg's oeuvre. The piece, held in the Städel Museum, serves as a poignant glimpse into early 20th-century life and the artist's sensitive portrayal of human interaction.