Gärtner, einen Baum anbindend
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A gardener in work clothes stands beside a young tree, securing its trunk to a wooden stake with a cloth tie while holding pruning shears. Behind him a horse pulls a plow across a field as a second figure walks alongside, with a church steeple visible on the distant horizon. The work is a drawing in black chalk or crayon on tan paper, signed in the upper right corner by Fritz Boehle.
