Kejser bøgen. Fredensborg 1891

"Kejser bøgen. Fredensborg" is a black and white etching on paper by Axel Schovelin, created in 1891. This artwork depicts a majestic beech tree, likely located at Fredensborg Palace, Denmark, a significant symbol of nature's grandeur. Schovelin's masterful use of line and detail creates a realistic yet artistic representation, capturing the tree's intricate form and texture. The scene is peaceful and serene, inviting viewers to appreciate the beauty of the natural world. This etching, now part of the collection at the SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, exemplifies Schovelin's talent for landscape depiction.