The Woodcutter's House 1773
thomasgainsborough
Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire, UK
painting, oil-paint
painting
oil-paint
landscape
figuration
oil painting
romanticism
genre-painting
history-painting
realism
"The Woodcutter's House" is a painting by Thomas Gainsborough, created in 1773. It depicts a rustic scene of a woodcutter returning home to his family, who are gathered outside their humble dwelling. The painting is known for its warm, golden light and idyllic portrayal of rural life. The scene is set at sunset, with a peaceful and serene atmosphere. Gainsborough was a renowned portraitist and landscape painter, and his work often reflected the beauty and simplicity of nature. This painting is a fine example of his talent for capturing the nuances of light and shadow, creating a sense of depth and realism. "The Woodcutter's House" is currently located at Belvoir Castle, Leicestershire, UK.
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