Landscape with Buildings c. 19th century

Editor: So, this is "Landscape with Buildings" by Marcelle Baudey. It's a pencil sketch, and there's a dreamlike quality to it. What do you see in this piece, something beyond just lines on paper? Curator: I see echoes of a memory, perhaps Baudey's own, rendered in delicate lines. The towering structure, almost floating amidst the soft shading, feels like a monument to time itself. It’s less about architectural accuracy and more about evoking a feeling, don't you think? Editor: It does feel very personal. I initially thought it was simply a study of a building, but your suggestion of memory makes me rethink it. Curator: Exactly! Art is rarely just about what's depicted, but also about what's felt and remembered. What will you remember after seeing this piece? Editor: I will think about those echoes of memory and think about how much they change with time. Thank you!