Wild Flowers 1902

"Wild Flowers" is a 1902 oil painting by American artist Charles Sprague Pearce, known for his Impressionistic landscapes. The painting captures a field of tall wildflowers, their delicate pink blooms standing out against a backdrop of green foliage and a hazy sky. Pearce's loose brushstrokes and use of light create a sense of movement and atmosphere, reflecting the Impressionist style's emphasis on capturing fleeting moments in nature. The work demonstrates Pearce's ability to translate the beauty of the natural world onto canvas with sensitivity and skill.