South Kent Cross Roads 1931

"South Kent Cross Roads" (1931) is an etching by Robert Hogg Nisbet (1879-1961). The print depicts a rural landscape with a winding road, telephone poles, and a farmhouse. The artist uses a simple line style to create a sense of depth and space in the composition, highlighting the details of the trees, houses, and the field in the distance. Nisbet's work often focuses on the beauty of everyday landscapes, capturing the quiet charm of rural life. This etching is a classic example of his distinct style and his ability to represent the natural world with sensitivity.