The artwork titled “Gala by Whitelea,” created by artist Tom Scott in 1912, belongs to the Realism art movement and falls within the landscape genre.
The artwork depicts a serene and picturesque landscape. In the foreground, there is a gently flowing river, reflecting the soft light from the sky. To the left, a meadow stretches out where a horse can be seen grazing peacefully. The mid-ground features rolling hills, with their slopes covered in patches of grass and brush. The right side of the artwork is bordered by tall, leafless trees, their branches reaching upwards towards the cloudy sky. The distant background reveals more hills and a softened horizon, suggesting a vast and tranquil environment. The sky is filled with billowy clouds, adding depth and an airy element to the composition. The overall scene captures the natural beauty and calm of the countryside with meticulous attention to detail, embodying the aesthetics of Realism.
