House with Scaffolding 1892

Theodore Robinson's "House with Scaffolding" (1892) depicts a simple, yet striking, scene of a rural dwelling in France. The building is partially obscured by scaffolding, and the artist uses loose brushstrokes to capture the sunlit landscape and the light filtering through the scaffolding. This Impressionistic-style painting showcases Robinson's talent for capturing fleeting moments and the atmospheric effects of light and shadow. The use of bold colors, particularly the bright yellow of the building, creates a sense of warmth and vibrancy. "House with Scaffolding" offers a glimpse into the rural life of late 19th-century France, and exemplifies Robinson's unique style.