Felling of trees 7 - 1868

"Felling of trees" is a graphite drawing created by Louis Eysen in 1868. This sketch, currently housed in the Städel Museum, captures a dense forest scene, focusing on the intricate patterns and textures of the foliage. The artist's masterful use of graphite creates a sense of depth and atmosphere, drawing the viewer into the heart of the woodland. Eysen's focus on natural detail and the intricate rendering of the trees demonstrate his keen eye for observation and his skilled hand. This drawing serves as a testament to the power of nature and the beauty found in its subtle nuances.