Molen in een landschap 1910 - 1917

This pencil sketch titled "Molen in een landschap" by Alexander Shilling, dating between 1910 and 1917, showcases the artist’s quick and expressive approach to capturing a windmill in a landscape. Shilling, known for his landscape paintings, used loose lines and quick hatching to create a sense of movement and atmosphere in the sketch. The artist’s interest in capturing the essence of the scene, rather than focusing on precise detail, is evident in the work. This sketch, likely created in the field, offers a glimpse into Shilling’s creative process and his ability to translate his observations into a dynamic composition.