Notater vedrørende Lars Dyrskjøt. bl.a. uddrag af "Borgervennen" 1799 1933 - 1934

This page, which appears to be from a notebook, was made by Niels Larsen Stevns at an unknown date using pen and ink. I can imagine Stevns finding an old book, perhaps in a junk shop, or maybe it was handed down to him by a relative. He was fascinated by the archaic script, the ink, and the texture of the paper. He would be captivated by this page, with its densely written text and the way the words crowd together like a gathering of voices from the past. The writing is so dense and urgent, with loops and swirls. What was he thinking as he transcribed these notes, these fragments of history and personal reflection? There's something so intimate about handwriting; it's like capturing a fleeting thought or emotion directly onto the page. Each stroke of the pen leaves a unique mark, a trace of the artist's presence and intention.