Sluis en aangemeerde boten bij Dedham Possibly 1913 - 1917

Alexander Schilling's "Sluis en aangemeerde boten bij Dedham" (possibly 1913-1917) is a graphite drawing that depicts a lock and moored boats in a landscape setting. The work displays Schilling's mastery of line drawing, as he uses a combination of long, sweeping lines and short, hatched strokes to capture the forms of the boats, the lock, and the surrounding trees. The composition is simple and direct, focusing on the interplay of horizontal and vertical lines. Schilling's work often explores themes of nature, and this drawing is a testament to his observation of the natural world.