Gezicht op een stad met een kerk en molen 1907

This 1907 pencil drawing by Alexander Shilling depicts a charming rural scene. The artist, known for his landscape studies, has captured a simple yet picturesque view of a town with a church and windmill in the distance. The use of light and shadow creates a sense of depth and atmosphere, showcasing Shilling's mastery of the medium. The sketch-like quality of the drawing adds to its charm and evokes a sense of spontaneity, highlighting the artist's keen observation of the world around him. This drawing is a testament to Shilling's talent for capturing the essence of a place through a simple yet powerful composition.