Hollow path near Olevano 1832

"Hollow path near Olevano" is a pencil drawing by August Lucas, dating back to 1832. The artwork captures a serene landscape, showcasing a hollow path winding through a grove of trees. The drawing's delicate lines bring focus to the intricate details of the trees, particularly the exposed roots and the surrounding foliage. The composition suggests a quiet and contemplative atmosphere, characteristic of Lucas's style. This drawing is a testament to Lucas's skill in capturing the essence of nature, emphasizing the beauty of a simple woodland scene. It is part of the Städel Museum's collection, offering a glimpse into Lucas's approach to landscape drawing.