At the Arly near Karlsruhe 1854
johannwilhelmschirmer
stadelmuseum
cardboard, drawing, chalk
cardboard
landscape illustration sketch
drawing
light pencil work
16_19th-century
pencil sketch
incomplete sketchy
landscape
german
pencil drawing
pen-ink sketch
chalk
watercolour illustration
pencil art
fantasy sketch
watercolor
"At the Arly near Karlsruhe," created in 1854 by German artist Johann Wilhelm Schirmer, is a serene landscape painting. The artwork, currently housed at the Städel Museum, depicts a picturesque scene of a river winding through a lush forest, with a distant view of rolling hills and a cloudy sky. The careful attention to detail in the trees, water, and distant landscape highlights Schirmer's masterful use of light and shadow, which creates a sense of depth and atmosphere. Schirmer is known for his Romantic landscapes, often incorporating a sense of solitude and reverence for nature in his works. This piece embodies those characteristics, offering viewers a tranquil moment in nature.
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