Rocks in Amalfi 1828

"Rocks in Amalfi" is an 1828 landscape painting by Camille Corot, depicting a picturesque view of the Italian coastline. The scene features a group of trees in the foreground, framing a distant vista of rolling hills and a tower on a hilltop. Corot’s work, characterized by its soft, atmospheric light and muted colors, exemplifies the transition from Romanticism to Realism in 19th-century art. The painting's peaceful composition and serene mood evoke the tranquility of the Amalfi Coast.