Dagbogsnotater, fortsat fra blad 2, samt rids af menneskefigurer 1909 - 1910

This is a page from a sketchbook, filled with notes and drawings, by J.A. Jerichau, made in 1909. The scrawled handwriting and quickly rendered sketches give us a glimpse into the artist’s private thoughts and observations. Jerichau was a Danish artist, and this sketchbook offers insights into the cultural and intellectual milieu of early 20th-century Denmark. The text, though difficult to decipher, hints at the artist's concerns and interests. The sketches, seemingly of landscapes and figures, suggest Jerichau's engagement with the visual world around him. Sketchbooks like this are invaluable resources for art historians. They provide a window into the artist's process, revealing their inspirations, experiments, and the everyday context in which their art was created. By studying these personal documents, we can gain a deeper understanding of the social conditions that shaped artistic production and the public role of art in Jerichau's time.