Twilight 1926

"Twilight," painted in 1926 by Hale Woodruff, is a landscape painting capturing the serene beauty of a forest at dusk. The scene features a cluster of trees silhouetted against a vibrant sky painted in streaks of warm oranges and reds, fading into a cool blue at the horizon. Woodruff's loose brushstrokes and bold use of color convey the atmospheric quality of twilight, creating a sense of tranquility and mystery. This piece exemplifies Woodruff's early work, known for its exploration of nature and its use of impressionistic techniques.