Impressionist Landscape 1956

"Impressionist Landscape" is a 1956 painting by American artist Marjorie Acker Phillips, known for her landscapes. The work depicts a snowy scene, likely in the winter, with bare trees and a distant vista, suggesting a rural or suburban setting. Phillips' style, evident in the loose brushstrokes and vibrant color palette, is reminiscent of Impressionism, a movement that emphasized capturing the fleeting effects of light and atmosphere. The inclusion of a small plane in the sky hints at the modernization of the 20th century.