Melting Snow. Early Spring 

Ernest Lawson's "Melting Snow. Early Spring" captures the subtle transition between winter and spring. The painting features a snow-covered landscape with a creek winding through it, hinting at the melting snow. Lawson, a prominent member of the Ashcan School, uses a loose brushstroke to depict the scene, capturing the softness and fragility of the changing season. The work is indicative of his Impressionistic style, with light and color used to convey the mood of the scene. "Melting Snow. Early Spring" is a captivating portrayal of nature's subtle beauty.