Pennsylvania Landscape 

Thomas Doughty’s “Pennsylvania Landscape” depicts a serene wooded scene with a winding river in the foreground and a dense forest in the background. The detailed pencil drawing captures the tranquil beauty of the natural world with a delicate touch, highlighting the artist's interest in the Hudson River School, a 19th-century American artistic movement known for its romantic and realistic landscapes. Doughty was a leading figure in this movement, and his works often featured idyllic scenes of the American wilderness.