Field after Harvest. 1897

"Field After Harvest" (1897) by Isaac Levitan depicts a serene landscape of a field after the harvest, showcasing Levitan's mastery of landscape painting. The painting features a vast, open field stretching into the distance, dominated by the pale hues of the harvested landscape. The field is punctuated by a small village in the background, and a few trees dotting the foreground, adding depth and visual interest to the composition. This work exemplifies Levitan's signature style, characterized by a poetic depiction of nature, with a focus on light and mood. This painting currently resides in the National Gallery of Armenia in Yerevan, Armenia.