At Crossington in Leicestershire c. 1800

"At Crossington in Leicestershire" is a sepia wash drawing depicting a rural scene in England, created by F. Smith circa 1800. The small drawing, housed at the Art Institute of Chicago, showcases a quaint cottage nestled within a leafy landscape, capturing the idyllic charm of English countryside. The delicate washes of sepia create a sense of depth and atmosphere, highlighting the rustic charm of the subject. This work is a fine example of the Romantic period's fascination with nature and the beauty of simple rural life.