Sketches after Nature 1932

"Sketches after Nature" (1932) by Hans Bellmer is a graphite drawing on paper that depicts a fragment of a natural scene. The sketch features a crumbling wall and a sprig of flowering foliage. Bellmer, known for his disturbing and surreal imagery, created this work in his early years. The drawing's subtle tones and loose lines suggest a sense of observation and exploration, showcasing his interest in the interplay between nature and human intervention. This piece offers a glimpse into Bellmer's artistic development and his fascination with the complexities of the natural world.