The artwork, titled “Winter,” was created by artist James Charles in the year 1900. This piece is associated with the Impressionism movement and falls under the genre of landscape.
In the artwork, a winter scene is depicted with a soft, muted palette characteristic of the Impressionist style. It portrays a field covered in snow with visible patches of the ground peeking through. The diffuse light and subdued tones give the landscape a serene yet somber atmosphere. Bare trees in the background stand against a pale sky, creating a sense of depth and stillness. The brushstrokes are loose and textured, adding to the overall impressionistic feel. The presence of a structure partially visible on the left side suggests a rural setting.
