Horse and cart 

Wilhelm Kalb drew "Horse and Cart" using charcoal, producing an image that's at once muted and full of subtle energy. The composition divides the scene horizontally into earth and sky, with two horses rendered as simplified forms, their outlines sketched with an economy of line. The drawing employs a limited tonal range. The artist focuses on texture and directional strokes to suggest light and shadow. The ground is built up with layers of hatching, creating a sense of depth, while the sky remains a flat, untouched plane. This interplay of textures creates a dynamic visual field. Kalb seems less interested in realistic representation and more in the structural possibilities of the medium. His approach aligns with a broader artistic movement that sought to explore the inherent qualities of materials and challenge traditional modes of representation. We're left to consider how these formal choices contribute to the artwork’s emotive power, inviting us into a space of quiet contemplation.