The artwork, titled “Cottages in Cornwall,” was created by the artist Christopher Wood in the year 1928. It belongs to the Naïve Art (Primitivism) movement and is categorized under the landscape genre.
The artwork depicts a rustic scene with cottages set against a backdrop of rolling hills and bare trees, typical of the Cornwall countryside. The color palette is composed of earthy tones, lending a sense of authenticity and simplicity to the rural setting. The composition features figures engaged in what appears to be everyday activities, enhancing the sense of community and tranquility inherent in rural life. The technique employed by Wood reflects the characteristics of Naïve Art, with a straightforward, unpretentious style and a focus on capturing the essence of rural landscapes.
