The Riviera (right Panel) 1926

"The Riviera (right Panel)" (1926) by American artist Charles E. Burchfield, is a vivid depiction of a serene landscape. The painting showcases a lush garden with vibrant flowers and verdant foliage, all framed by a dramatic vista of a tranquil blue sea. The composition, dominated by the panoramic view of the coast, suggests a sense of openness and peacefulness. Burchfield's distinctive use of color and detail creates a visually appealing and evocative landscape, characteristic of his artistic style. His paintings are often associated with nature and the exploration of landscapes, particularly those found in his native Ohio and later, the American Southwest.