Landscape with an Aqueduct c. 1827

Eugène Delacroix's "Landscape with an Aqueduct" (c. 1827) is a delicate, almost abstract sketch that captures the essence of a serene landscape. The Romanticism artist uses muted brown tones and thin, flowing lines to depict rolling hills, trees, and the prominent aqueduct, creating a sense of depth and movement. Delacroix's loose style, suggestive of a fleeting impression, highlights the beauty of the natural world.