Flowing to the River 1871

"Flowing to the River" (1871), by Sir John Everett Millais, depicts a serene landscape. A solitary figure in white stands on a bank, a figure with a white hat, gazing towards a small, winding river that flows through a wooded area. The artist captures the quiet, contemplative mood of the scene, utilizing a soft, muted palette to further emphasize the serene atmosphere. This Pre-Raphaelite painting is a testament to Millais's mastery of detail and his ability to evoke the beauty of the natural world. It is now housed in the Tate Britain, London.