Snow c. 1909 - 1911

John Singer Sargent's "Snow," a watercolor painting from c. 1909 - 1911, captures the dramatic beauty of a snow-capped mountain range. Known for his portraiture, Sargent's landscape paintings showcase his masterful use of watercolor. The loose brushstrokes create a sense of atmospheric depth, conveying the vastness of the mountain range. The cool blue hues of the sky and snow contrast with the warmer tones of the rocky terrain, adding to the painting's visual impact. This work exemplifies Sargent's talent for capturing the essence of natural beauty in his paintings.