Høet var rejst i Stakke nede i de grønne Enge 1928

"Høet var rejst i Stakke nede i de grønne Enge" is a 1928 drawing by Danish artist Fritz Syberg, known for his depictions of Danish landscapes. This artwork showcases Syberg's signature style, using loose, expressive lines to capture the essence of a rural scene. The drawing depicts a field with haystacks and trees, likely inspired by the natural beauty of Denmark. The muted colors and the heavy, rain-laden sky create a sense of tranquility and intimacy, characteristic of Syberg's work. This drawing, now part of the collection of the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, provides a glimpse into the artist's keen observation of nature and his ability to convey a sense of place through simple yet evocative means.