The Botin Moored under a Tree 1862

"The Botin Moored under a Tree" is a pen and ink drawing by Charles François Daubigny created in 1862. The drawing depicts a small boat moored under a large tree, with birds and other animals in the surrounding foliage. The detail in the tree and its foliage suggests a naturalist approach to the artwork. The artist is known for his landscapes and rural scenes, often portraying the beauty of the natural world. Daubigny was a key figure in the Barbizon School, a group of artists who emphasized the depiction of nature in their works. This drawing is a prime example of his style.