Landscape at sunset 1906

Tadeusz Makowski painted this landscape at sunset in oil with a delicate touch. It’s all about the process, the layering, the blending of colors to create this dreamy scene. Look at how Makowski handles the paint. It's not about hiding the brushstrokes; it's about embracing them. You can almost feel the texture of the canvas, the way the brush danced across the surface. The colors are muted, soft greens, pinks and oranges. But then, BAM! That sun, a fiery orange orb, pulling you into the scene. It’s like a focal point, a burst of energy amidst the calm. This piece reminds me of Monet, not just in subject matter, but also in the way it captures a fleeting moment, an impression of light and atmosphere. Makowski invites us to slow down, breathe, and appreciate the beauty of the everyday. Art isn't about perfection; it's about exploration, about the ongoing conversation between artists across time.