The End of the Day (1904) by Frederic Remington

The End of the Day - Frederic Remington - 1904

Artwork Information

TitleThe End of the Day
ArtistFrederic Remington
Date1904
Art MovementImpressionism

About The End of the Day

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.

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