Apple Trees at Auvers 1877

"Apple Trees at Auvers" is a black and white etching by Charles François Daubigny created in 1877. This etching shows a picturesque landscape with a winding path leading toward a grove of apple trees. The artist is known for his naturalistic style, depicting the landscape in a realistic manner. The etching is part of a larger series of landscapes that Daubigny created throughout his career. The artwork is currently on display at the Brooklyn Museum. Daubigny's work was inspired by the Barbizon School movement, which emphasized the beauty of rural France.