Fra Tisvilde 1899

"Fra Tisvilde" is a black and white etching by Axel Locher, created in 1899. The print depicts a rural landscape of quaint houses nestled along a coastline. The artist captures the essence of the Danish countryside with a focus on natural detail and a subdued palette. Locher, a notable figure in Danish art, produced numerous etchings and lithographs, renowned for their atmospheric rendering of landscapes and rural scenes. This artwork, currently housed in the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, demonstrates Locher's skill in capturing the quiet beauty of his surroundings, highlighting his affinity for the natural world. The piece's simplicity and realism make it an engaging and aesthetically pleasing example of late 19th-century Danish art.