Winter landscape. (19 x 37 cm).

The small dimensions (19 × 37 cm) make this one of the smallest elongated panoramic canvases in Agersnap's recorded output—a miniature winter landscape in a strongly horizontal format suggesting a wide, low view across snow-covered terrain. The proportions (approximately 1:2) are unusual and suggest a specific compositional intention: either a view from an elevated point looking across a broad, flat expanse, or a sketchbook-style study capturing a wide horizon in winter conditions. Such small panoramic formats were sometimes used for landscapes in which the sky and its reflection in snow were the primary subjects.

The strongly elongated horizontal format (19 × 37 cm) limits vertical space, pushing the composition toward a study of horizontal elements: snow surface, horizon line, and sky. Agersnap's mark-making at this minimal scale must be extremely efficient, capturing the essentials only.