Pasture, Old Lyme 1906

Willard Metcalf's "Pasture, Old Lyme" (1906) showcases the artist's mastery of landscape painting. The artwork depicts a serene rural scene with a prominent oak tree casting a shadow over a lush meadow. The presence of cattle and a winding path adds a sense of tranquility and everyday life to the composition. The soft brushstrokes and delicate colors create a sense of realism and evoke a feeling of peacefulness, a hallmark of Metcalf's artistic style, known for its focus on capturing the beauty of nature.