Blyantsstudie af huse og store træer 1866 - 1906

This pencil sketch by Albert Gottschalk, dated between 1866 and 1906, depicts a simple yet charming landscape scene. The composition features a cluster of houses partially obscured by trees, suggesting a rural setting. The artist's use of loose, gestural lines conveys a sense of immediacy and captures the essence of the subject matter with remarkable clarity. The work exemplifies Gottschalk's talent for capturing the essence of landscape and architecture in a minimalist and evocative manner. This small-scale drawing, housed at SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, highlights the power of subtle detail and skilled draftsmanship in conveying atmosphere and place.