A Wooded Lane near Ross 1803

"A Wooded Lane near Ross" is a watercolor painting by Cornelius Varley from 1803. The painting captures the serene beauty of a wooded lane, with its lush greenery and natural light. Varley's loose and expressive brushstrokes evoke the feeling of a cool, shady woodland, creating a sense of tranquility and mystery. The painting is a prime example of Varley's early work, known for its atmospheric landscapes and delicate watercolor techniques. The painting is a testament to Varley's ability to capture the essence of nature in a way that is both realistic and evocative.