Trosa
1915-1924
Ferdinand Boberg, a renowned Swedish architect, captured the quiet charm of the coastal town Trosa in this delicate sketch created between 1915 and 1924. The drawing features a distinctive wooden tower with a tall, pointed spire—likely a church steeple—rising dramatically above the surrounding trees. Boberg was famous for documenting Swedish architecture, and here he uses loose ink washes to create a moody, atmospheric scene that feels like a fleeting memory of a summer day. The signature 'Roberg-Trosa' in the corner anchors this piece, showing his personal connection to the landscapes he loved to draw during his later years.
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