Farmhouse c. 1770

"Farmhouse" is a drawing created by Paul Sandby, a prominent figure in the development of English watercolor painting. Dated c. 1770, this artwork depicts a simple rural scene with a farmhouse, outbuildings, and surrounding greenery. The drawing showcases Sandby's talent for capturing the details of everyday life, using delicate strokes to render the textures of wood, brick, and vegetation. "Farmhouse" is currently housed at The Art Institute of Chicago, providing a glimpse into the English landscape during the 18th century.