Valley of Jehoshaphat 1889

This pen and ink drawing by James Tissot, titled "Valley of Jehoshaphat," depicts a landscape scene. The drawing, created in 1889, portrays a winding path through a hilly terrain, with sparse trees and a distant wall visible in the background. The composition suggests a serene and tranquil atmosphere, offering a glimpse into a natural setting. Tissot's detailed lines capture the contours of the land and the textures of the vegetation, contributing to the realism of the drawing. The artwork is currently housed in the Brooklyn Museum, providing art enthusiasts with a unique opportunity to study Tissot's style and appreciate his portrayal of the Valley of Jehoshaphat.