The Day Was Sloping towards His Western Bower 1912

Joseph Farquharson's "The Day Was Sloping towards His Western Bower" is a charming landscape painting from 1912 that captures the serene beauty of a snowy winter scene. The painting showcases Farquharson's mastery of light and shadow, with the sun's golden rays illuminating the snow-covered path and the trees framing the distant mountains. The flock of sheep meandering along the path adds a sense of peaceful tranquility to the composition. Farquharson was known for his idyllic depictions of rural life and the Scottish landscape, and "The Day Was Sloping towards His Western Bower" is a fine example of his style.