Den haarde Vinter 1928

"Den haarde Vinter" (The Hard Winter) is a pen and ink drawing by Danish artist Fritz Syberg, created in 1928. The drawing depicts a rural Danish landscape in the winter, with a village in the distance, a single tree in the foreground, and a crescent moon in the sky. The artist uses delicate lines to create a sense of depth and distance, capturing the stillness of the winter landscape. Syberg was known for his landscapes and his depictions of the Danish countryside, particularly during the winter months. This piece is a fine example of his work. It can be found at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst in Denmark.