Näkymä Kaivopuistosta Suomenlinnaan ja Särkälle (Suomenlinna nähtynä Kaivopuistosta)
From the collection of Helsinki City Museum
From the collection of Helsinki City Museum
Näkymä Kaivopuistosta Suomenlinnaan ja Särkälle (Suomenlinna nähtynä Kaivopuistosta) is a work by Maxim Nikoforovits Vorobjov, held at Helsinki City Museum.
This drawing shows a waterfront scene with a city skyline across the bay. In the foreground, a rocky shore has a few people—some standing, one holding a flag, another pointing toward the water. Three riders on horseback stand near trees, dressed in old-fashioned uniforms. Ships dot the water, and the sky is soft with light clouds. The artist used fine, precise lines to build up details, especially in the clothing and rocks. The city in the distance looks calm, with buildings lined up neatly. Look up cross-hatching to see how artists create depth with just lines.
Maxim Vorobjov made soft pencil drawings of Helsinki harbors and islands in the early 1800s.
See the richer artist pageYour cart is empty
Explore artworks →