“Villa Pliniana, Lake Como” is an artwork created by Maxfield Parrish in 1910. It belongs to the Symbolism art movement and is categorized under the design genre. The artwork depicts the serene landscape of Lake Como with a particular focus on Villa Pliniana.
The artwork presents a tranquil scene capturing the calmness of Lake Como’s waters and the stately presence of Villa Pliniana. The villa is nestled amid lush greenery, and the waters of the lake reflect the surrounding environment, adding to the peaceful ambiance. Tall cypress trees rise in the background, enhancing the verticality of the composition. A sailboat glides gracefully near the shoreline, contributing to the tranquil and ethereal mood characteristic of Parrish’s symbolic style. The overall palette is soft and muted, emphasizing the dreamlike quality of the scene. The artwork is detailed with delicate precision, reflecting the artist’s skill in creating a visually harmonious and evocative image.
