Rams blacks, the year 1892

"Rams blacks, the year" painted in 1892 by Georges Lacombe, showcases a serene landscape dominated by rolling hills and a distant windmill. The use of earthy tones, particularly browns and greens, creates a sense of depth and tranquility. The two black sheep in the foreground, silhouetted against the vast expanse of the landscape, add a touch of contrast and contemplation to the scene, while the distant windmill signifies a hint of human activity. Lacombe's mastery of capturing the essence of nature is evident in this work, leaving viewers with a feeling of peace and serenity.