The Bog Cutting 1918

"The Bog Cutting" (1918) by Paul Henry captures the essence of the Irish landscape. The painting depicts a bog, a common feature in Ireland, with piles of peat cut for fuel in the foreground. The large, imposing clouds dominate the sky, casting dramatic shadows over the scene. Henry's use of muted colors, particularly in the sky, creates a sense of atmospheric depth and realism. This painting exemplifies Henry's commitment to capturing the beauty of the Irish landscape.