Landscape

thomaseakins

tree

ink painting

rough brush stroke

charcoal drawing

possibly oil pastel

charcoal art

carved into stone

forest

underpainting

watercolour bleed

tonal art

watercolor

"Landscape" is an abstract painting by American realist artist Thomas Eakins. This work, created sometime between 1844 and 1916, is a departure from his typical detailed and representational style. Eakins' exploration of abstraction in "Landscape" is a testament to his artistic evolution and his desire to push the boundaries of artistic expression. The painting's use of dark, muted colors and gestural brushstrokes evokes a sense of mystery and depth.