The artwork, titled “Winter Landscape, Newark, Ohio,” was created by Clarence White in the year 1900. It belongs to the Pictorialism art movement and falls under the genre of photography.
This monochromatic photograph captures a serene winter scene in Newark, Ohio. Blanketed in snow, the landscape features a gently meandering stream that cuts through the center of the image, its dark waters contrasting starkly with the pristine white snow. In the background, a collection of buildings and houses is visible, partially obscured by the mist and snow-laden air. Bare trees with delicate, intricate branches frame the composition, adding a sense of stillness and quiet beauty. The photograph’s soft focus and subtle tonal variations exemplify the Pictorialist style, emphasizing mood and atmosphere over sharp realism.
