Created on 2024-02-07

The image shows a monochrome sketch of a minimalistic landscape. The landscape consists of a series of rounded shapes that resemble small bushes or tufts of vegetation scattered across a plain. These shapes vary in size and are distributed in a way that creates a sense of depth, with smaller shapes appearing to be further away and larger shapes closer to the viewer. The drawing employs shading techniques to give the vegetation volume and texture, with the strokes becoming denser towards the bases, suggesting shadows. The sketch is executed on a white paper with a visible grain, and the paper is slightly frayed at the bottom edge, indicating it may have been torn from a larger sheet. A handwritten note, possibly an archive or inventory reference, is present in the upper right corner of the paper, reading "1945-44.63 Recto". There is also a signature and date in the lower right corner of the sketch, suggesting the artist completed the work in 1937; however, the artist's name is not clearly legible. The sketch is mounted on a larger, darker background which frames the image and provides contrast, enhancing its visual appeal.

Created on 2024-03-30

The image appears to be a black and white sketch or drawing of a landscape. The image depicts several rounded, tree-like shapes or forms arranged horizontally across the frame. The shapes are rendered in a sketchy, minimalist style using shading and line work to suggest their forms. The background is a plain, uniform white space. The overall impression is of a serene, abstract landscape.