Trees and Dog 1886

tree

landscape illustration sketch

amateur sketch

ink drawing

pen sketch

dog

incomplete sketchy

etching

organic drawing style

ink drawing experimentation

pen-ink sketch

initial sketch

"Trees and Dog" is a pencil drawing by David Johnson, created in 1886. The artwork depicts a landscape with trees and a dog in the foreground, executed in a realistic style with delicate lines. The drawing is a study in light and shadow, showcasing Johnson's adeptness in capturing natural elements. The piece, now housed in the Metropolitan Museum of Art, offers a glimpse into the artist's detailed observation of nature and his mastery of pencil drawing.