Farsta
1915-1924
Though known for his grand Art Nouveau designs in Stockholm, architect Ferdinand Boberg had a soft spot for humble rural structures. In this delicate sketch, he captures a round wooden building—likely an old windmill in Farsta—standing stoically on a hill with a lone pine tree for company. The precise hatching reveals his trained eye, turning a simple farm building into a study of geometry and texture. Signed 'Boberg - Farsta' in the corner, this piece feels like a quiet architectural love letter to a disappearing Swedish landscape.
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