Der ude i Sneen sad en Kone i lange sorte Klæder... 1901

"Der ude i Sneen sad en Kone i lange sorte Klæder..." is a pen and ink drawing by Danish artist Fritz Syberg, created in 1901. The piece portrays two women in a snow-covered landscape. One woman is seated, while the other is walking toward her, perhaps in conversation. Syberg's signature cross-hatching technique adds texture to the figures and their environment, creating a sense of depth and atmosphere. This work is housed in the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst in Copenhagen, Denmark. The artwork is a testament to Syberg's ability to capture the beauty of everyday moments in a simple yet evocative way.