En lille, stående dreng 1846

Johan Thomas Lundbye's "En lille, stående dreng" (A Small Standing Boy) is a pen and ink sketch from 1846, depicting a young boy in a simple tunic. The sketch demonstrates Lundbye's mastery of capturing the essence of youthfulness and the natural posture of a child. The figure is rendered with a delicate touch, highlighting the artist's skill in capturing subtle details. This small sketch is a testament to the artist's ability to convey a sense of life and movement through expressive lines and subtle shading. It can be viewed at SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst.