Peasants Under the Trees at Dawn, Morvan 1845

"Peasants Under the Trees at Dawn, Morvan," painted in 1845 by Camille Corot, captures the essence of a peaceful rural scene. Corot, a renowned French painter known for his landscapes, depicts a group of figures gathered under a large tree in the soft light of dawn. The painting's muted palette, reminiscent of Barbizon school, creates a serene and harmonious atmosphere. The composition, with its focus on natural elements and figures rendered with soft, delicate brushstrokes, exemplifies Corot's signature style. The painting is currently housed in the National Gallery in London, offering art enthusiasts a glimpse into Corot's masterful portrayal of nature and rural life.