Forstudie til portræt af maleren og grafikeren Søren Hjorth Nielsen 1936

This charcoal drawing by Danish artist John Christensen depicts a study for a portrait of fellow artist Søren Hjorth Nielsen. Created in 1936, the artwork showcases Christensen's skill in capturing the subject's likeness with expressive lines and shading. The use of charcoal contributes to the portrait's stark and dramatic feel, typical of Christensen's style. The piece is currently housed in SMK - Statens Museum for Kunst and serves as a fascinating glimpse into the relationship between the two Danish artists.