“Monhegan (study)” is a landscape artwork created by Nicholas Roerich in 1922 in the United States. This piece belongs to the Symbolism art movement. The artwork features a minimalistic and abstract representation of a landscape, executed with simple pencil lines and forms, which seem to echo the contours of natural terrains. The drawing is composed primarily of fluid, freehand lines that outline what appears to be hills and distant mountains, capturing a dreamy, contemplative atmosphere typical of Symbolist works. The overall effect is one of serene simplicity, focusing more on the essence and mood of the natural scene rather than detailed realism.
