Algot Views His Little Sister (1906)

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"Algot Views His Little Sister" is a compelling ink drawing created by the Swedish artist Albert Engström in 1906. This artwork captures a poignant and intimate moment between siblings, portrayed through Engström's expressive lines and minimalist style.In the drawing, a young boy, Algot, stands to the right, his posture slightly leaning forward as if captivated by the sight before him. His expression, though simple in detail, conveys a mixture of curiosity and a tender protectiveness. To the left, a woman, presumably the mother, is seated with grace and attentiveness, cradling an infant—Algot’s little sister—in her arms. The mother is depicted in a flowing dress adorned with delicate patterns, suggesting a sense of warmth and maternal love.Engström's skilled use of line work emphasizes the emotional resonance of the scene, allowing viewers to feel the silent communication between the elder brother and his new, tiny sibling. This drawing not only showcases Engström's mastery in sketching human figures but also reflects the simplicity and depth of family bonds.

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Albert Engström (1869 – 1940) was a Swedish artist, author and member of the Swedish Academy from 1922.