The Mill in Winter 1921

"The Mill in Winter" (1921), by American artist Edward Willis Redfield, is a picturesque depiction of a snow-covered landscape. The painting showcases Redfield’s characteristic style of Impressionism, with thick brushstrokes capturing the light reflecting off the snow and the frozen river. The painting’s serene scene, with its muted colors and soft light, evokes a sense of quietude and peace. Redfield was known for his landscapes depicting scenes from his hometown of Center Bridge, Pennsylvania, and this painting captures the essence of a small town in the heart of winter. Redfield's artistic style is characterized by broad brushwork, vibrant colors, and a focus on capturing the effects of light and atmosphere.