An Indian Summer View of the Farm & Stock of James C. Cornell 1848

"An Indian Summer View of the Farm & Stock of James C. Cornell" is a painting by Edward Hicks, a self-taught American artist, painted in 1848. This idyllic depiction showcases the beauty of a farm in the autumn, with a vast array of livestock, including horses, cows, and sheep, spread across a verdant meadow. Hicks's work, often referred to as "Primitive" art, features a distinctive folk art style that captures the essence of rural life in America. With its vibrant colors, meticulous detail, and charming composition, this painting captures the beauty and serenity of a farm, celebrating the simple joys of nature and country life.