Huse i Tisvilde 1903

"Huse i Tisvilde" (1903) is a black and white etching by Danish artist Carl Locher, known for his landscapes and depictions of daily life. The artwork features a simple composition, showcasing two houses in a rural setting, likely in the town of Tisvilde. The use of hatching and cross-hatching creates a sense of depth and texture, particularly noticeable in the wooden structures and fence. The subtle light in the sky and the dark foreground suggest a sense of mystery and tranquility, creating a mood evocative of a quiet evening in the countryside. The etching is held in the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, Denmark.