Orange Road, Tarpon Springs 1893

"Orange Road, Tarpon Springs" (1893) is a landscape painting by George Inness, a leading figure in the Tonalist movement. The painting showcases Inness's signature style with a hazy atmosphere, soft brushstrokes, and subtle color transitions. The composition features tall trees, likely pines, and a winding path, suggesting a sense of serenity and contemplation. The verdant undergrowth and the wispy clouds further enhance the tranquil mood. The painting captures the essence of nature in a poetic and evocative manner.