Things I like about this drawing of his:
- the church is done almost entirely with values and no outline
- the church also has surprising suggestion of detail to it
- the figures are quickly done and yet suggestive (something that he later strove for, according to a letter I saw quoted)
- his pen and ink work is well done
- I'm going with the bared tree look
- it seems he always has a "lane" going somewhere in his landscapes, so I gotta have one of those
- I may do a "translation" (as he called some of his own work) of this - so I'll have bared trees along a road, four figures with backs turned, a building in the middle of the background (i.e. all the same elements, in the same places) but somehow make them my own - so they may be people in modern dress, trees I see everyday, a building I am familiar with, etc.
- something I read said that he would look at a scene and then turn his back and do what he wanted with the impression that the look left on his mind - so I may go for that, the 5 minute sketch being my "look"
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