Foothill landscape c. 1810
franzkobell
stadelmuseum
drawing, ink, indian-ink
shading
drawing
amateur sketch
natural shape and form
photo restoration
pencil sketch
landscape
charcoal drawing
charcoal art
ink
german
pencil drawing
indian-ink
15_18th-century
watercolor
shadow overcast
Franz Kobell's "Foothill Landscape" (c. 1810) is a monochrome wash drawing that captures the serene beauty of a rural landscape. Dominated by a range of hills in the background, the piece features a foreground of rolling fields with two small figures, perhaps farmers, walking through them. The delicate washes of ink create a sense of atmosphere, with the clouds in the sky adding depth and texture to the scene. Kobell, a German artist known for his landscapes and genre scenes, painted during the Romantic period, when nature was a popular subject. The drawing exemplifies Kobell's sensitive portrayal of natural beauty and his skill in capturing the nuances of light and shadow.
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