Landscape 1882

Paul Peel's "Landscape" (1882) is a picturesque painting of a serene river scene. Lush greenery frames a tranquil river with a quaint building reflected in the water. Peel, a Canadian artist known for his landscapes and portraits, captures the beauty of nature with a delicate brushstroke and a harmonious color palette. The composition is balanced, inviting the viewer to contemplate the peaceful ambiance of the scene. Peel's work showcases the influence of the Barbizon school, characterized by its focus on realism and the depiction of everyday life in nature.