Summer 

Charles Robinson created ‘Summer’, presenting an allegorical figure rendered with delicate lines and subtle washes of color. The composition is dominated by a woman, adorned with flowers, who carries a cherubic figure and a basket of fruit, evoking the season’s bounty and warmth. The artist's careful attention to detail is evident in the textures of the fabrics and the delicate rendering of the floral elements, creating a dreamlike atmosphere. The subdued palette and soft-focus contribute to a sense of nostalgia. The figure becomes a signifier of nature’s cyclical power, embodying the abundance and fecundity associated with the season. Robinson invites us to contemplate the intrinsic connections between nature, beauty, and the human form, using allegory to distill summer into a moment of ethereal grace.