The artwork, titled “Farmhouse in New England,” was created by Maurice Prendergast circa 1920 to 1923. It is a watercolor on paper, adhering to the Post-Impressionism movement, and measures 50.48 x 35.24 cm. The genre of this piece is landscape, and it is currently housed in a private collection.
The artwork depicts a charming rural scene, featuring a quaint farmhouse set amidst lush, verdant greenery, typical of the New England countryside. Trees with foliage rendered in varied shades of green and yellow dot the landscape, creating a vibrant yet serene atmosphere. In the foreground, abstract renderings of rocks and foliage introduce a dynamic composition, characterized by Prendergast’s distinctive use of bold colors and expressive brushwork. The sky, painted in hues of blue, provides a tranquil backdrop, elevating the overall idyllic feel of this picturesque rural setting.
