Ice in the River 1907

Ernest Lawson's "Ice in the River" (1907) captures the essence of a winter landscape, showcasing his mastery of the Impressionist style. The painting depicts a frozen river, with delicate brushstrokes capturing the texture of the ice and the subtle reflections on the water. Lawson, known for his plein air landscapes, infuses the scene with a sense of tranquility and atmospheric depth. "Ice in the River" is a prime example of Lawson's artistic journey, demonstrating his ability to translate natural beauty into a captivating artwork.