Trees, Hudson 1866

Andrew Fisher Bunner's graphite drawing, "Trees, Hudson," from 1866, showcases the artist's detailed observation of nature. The drawing depicts a single tree leaning over a small clearing, with the trunks of other trees visible at the base. Bunner's skillful use of graphite creates a sense of depth and texture, capturing the intricate details of the bark and foliage. His focus on the natural world reflects the artistic sensibilities of the 19th century, highlighting the beauty and tranquility of the landscape. This drawing offers a glimpse into Bunner's artistic process, demonstrating his meticulous attention to detail and appreciation for the intricacies of nature.