Landscape with farmhouse 

Carl Friedrich von Rumohr made this landscape with farmhouse, sometime in the early 19th century, using pen and gray ink. Rumohr lived in a time when art was deeply intertwined with national identity and romanticism. This piece draws us into the quiet life of the rural population. It invites reflection on the relationship between the people and their land. In the 19th century, landscape art often became a stage for exploring cultural identity and social values. Here, the farmhouse is not just a building, but a symbol of home, community, and the simple life. How does this depiction sit with you? Does it feel like a celebration of the countryside, or does it evoke a sense of longing for a life untouched by the rapid changes of the industrial era? The emotional connection we form with such landscapes speaks to our shared human experience.