Der ude i Sneen sad en Kone i lange sorte Klæder... 1901 - 1902

"Der ude i Sneen sad en Kone i lange sorte Klæder..." is an ink drawing by Danish artist Fritz Syberg, created between 1901 and 1902. Syberg was a renowned figure in the Danish Golden Age and known for his focus on everyday life and the rural landscape. This sketch, held by SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst, depicts two figures: a seated woman in dark clothing, and a standing woman in a long dress. The scene is likely set outdoors, perhaps in a snow-covered field, with a crescent moon visible in the sky. The drawing's loose lines and subtle shading emphasize the figures' forms, capturing a moment of quiet contemplation and the soft light of twilight.