Church at Polling c. 19th century

Walter Shirlaw's "Church at Polling" (c. 19th century) is a graphite drawing depicting a small village nestled around a prominent church building. The artwork captures the peaceful ambiance of the scene with a soft, understated style. Shirlaw, known for his landscapes and genre scenes, showcases his skill in depicting the architectural details of the buildings and the natural elements surrounding them. The drawing's delicate lines and subtle shading lend a sense of tranquility to the composition, making it a charming example of the artist's style.