Johannes Larsen Making Studies
1900 - 1901
This sketch captures a quiet moment of artistic observation, showing fellow painter Johannes Larsen perched on rocky shores, gazing out at the calm sea. Created around 1900 by Fritz Syberg, a key figure in the Danish 'Funen Painters' group, the drawing highlights the close friendship and shared passion for nature among these artists. The inscription 'Fyn Rev. FS' at the bottom anchors the scene to the island of Funen, where this group of impressionists found endless inspiration in the coastal landscapes. It's a lovely glimpse into how these artists worked side-by-side, studying the light and water that defined their style.
- Technique
- pencil
- Material
- paper
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