Head of Lake George (from Sketchbook) 1834 - 1838

"Head of Lake George (from Sketchbook)" is a delicate pencil drawing by John William Casilear. This artwork is an example of his interest in landscape, a popular genre during the mid-19th century. The artist captures the beauty of a serene lakeside scene, highlighting the natural world with subtle detail. This drawing, part of his sketchbook, offers a glimpse into Casilear's creative process and his fascination with the picturesque landscapes of the Hudson River Valley. The drawing is part of the collection at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, New York.