The artwork, titled “The End of the Day,” was created by Frederic Remington in 1904. It belongs to the Impressionism art movement and is categorized as a genre painting.
In “The End of the Day,” Frederic Remington portrays a scene imbued with the quiet, laborious end of a workday in a snowy landscape. The painting features two horses, tethered and standing patiently in the foreground, while a person, possibly their caretaker, tends to them. A modest structure is visible in the background, partially obscured by falling snow, with a subtle illumination from a window suggesting warmth and shelter within. The artwork captures the subdued light and muted colors typical of Impressionist works, providing a poignant depiction of everyday life in harsh winter conditions. Frederic Remington’s mastery in conveying mood and atmosphere is evident in the meticulous detailing and the emotive serenity of the composition.