1806
ink
From the collection of National Gallery of Art
Study of an Old Oak Tree, Water on Right, a Man on Left is a 1806 ink by George Samuel, a Romanticism work, held at National Gallery of Art.
This painting shows a large, old oak tree with many branches and leaves. On the left side, there's a man walking towards the tree. In the background, there's water on the right side of the tree. The sky is light-colored, and there are some clouds. The tree is the main focus of the painting, and it's drawn in a lot of detail. The artist used a pen and tusche lithograph to create the image, which gives it a unique look. If you like this style of art, you might want to check out more works from the Romanticism movement.
George Samuel (died c. 1823) was an English landscape-painter, working in both in oils and watercolours. He was a noted topographical draughtsman of his day.
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