Vienna: From Schönbrunn 1908

drawing, print, architecture

drawing

quirky illustration

blue ink drawing

childish illustration

print

cartoon sketch

personal sketchbook

female-nude

arch

sketchbook drawing

watercolour illustration

storyboard and sketchbook work

cartoon carciture

sketchbook art

male-nude

architecture

"Vienna: From Schönbrunn" is a 1908 woodcut by Urban Janke, a German artist known for his work in the Jugendstil style. This work depicts a formal garden in Vienna with a fountain at its center. The geometrically arranged trees, the symmetrical design of the fountain, and the simplified forms of the buildings create a sense of order and harmony typical of the Art Nouveau movement. The muted color palette adds to the overall sense of tranquility. This work is part of the Metropolitan Museum of Art's collection in New York City.