Cleveland Museum of Art

Landscape

Lovis Corinth

Date

1904

Medium

charcoal with orange pastel and white gouache

Culture

Germany, early 20th Century

Department

Drawings

Institution

Cleveland Museum of Art

A seasoned draftsman, Corinth produced more than 2,000 drawings over the course of his life. An elaborate crosshatch pattern of tightly packed charcoal lines creates this naturalistic view of a wooded landscape. The pale sky, described with white gouache on a tan sheet, suggests a cold, gray day; the palette is restrained except for a vibrant square of orange delineating the roof of a shed.

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