Copse Path, April 1940 1940
allinbraund
Burton Art Gallery and Museum
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tropical
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abstract painting
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impressionist landscape
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oil painting
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fluid art
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acrylic on canvas
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naturalistic tone
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seascape
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animal drawing portrait
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natural environment
"Copse Path, April 1940" is a 1940 oil painting by Allin Braund depicting a lush, verdant pathway through a copse. Braund's keen eye for detail is evident in the depiction of the winding path, its edges framed by an array of trees, foliage and a weathered wooden fence. This idyllic scene captures the beauty of the natural world in the heart of spring, with the vibrant green leaves and a hint of blue sky offering a glimpse of light amidst the dense vegetation. The painting, currently housed at the Burton Art Gallery and Museum, is a testament to Braund's talent for capturing the essence of the English countryside.
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