“Hangchow, China” Drawing by Winona Wenzlick Sands – Signed 1935 Dan Zelen ” This work captures the

” This work captures the serene beauty of the region

The flattened perspective and simplified rigging emphasize structure over realism

the painting carries the charm and visual immediacy of folk naval portraiture from the period

softened tones and confident handling give the work a sense of immediacy

with the bridge acting as both horizon and anchor

“Hangchow, China” Drawing by Winona Wenzlick Sands – Signed 1935 Dan Zelen ” This work captures theDescription: A delicate drawing depicting a tranquil riverside scene in Hangzhou, China, signed and dated W. Wenzlick, Feb 1935. This work captures the serene beauty of the region, reflecting the artist's keen observation and sensitivity to the place. Created during a 19341935 world tour, the piece offers a rare glimpse into early 20th century China through the eyes of an American traveler and artist. Details: Origin: United StatesDate: February