Fotoreproductie van een tekening van het hoofd van een paard in het water before 1898

This photo reproduction of Wilhelm Cronenberg's drawing depicts the head of a horse submerged in water. The image is cropped from a larger work that also contains a landscape scene. The artist used a tonal range of gray to render the drawing. The subject matter and style evoke a sense of realism, hinting at the artist's attention to detail and understanding of equine anatomy. The image likely dates before 1898, suggesting it was created during a period when horse-drawn carriages were still prevalent in Europe. This work is significant because it offers insight into the visual language and subject matter that captured the attention of art enthusiasts in the 19th century.