The Dominican Church at Arles 1886

"The Dominican Church at Arles" is a pencil drawing by Axel Herman Haig, completed in 1886. It showcases the artist's meticulous detail and interest in architectural landscapes. The drawing captures the intricate facade of the church, its stonework and arches, and its surrounding courtyard, all rendered with delicate lines and subtle shading. Two figures in the foreground add a human scale to the scene, emphasizing the grandeur of the architectural structure. This work, now held by the Minneapolis Institute of Art, exemplifies Haig's skillful depiction of French architectural landmarks during his travels.