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White Farmhouse (Bunyola, Majorca) (1902)

Santiago Rusiñol (Spanish, 1861–1931)

Sunlight bleaches the farmhouse walls, stark against Majorca’s rugged hills. Brushstrokes blur the line between stone and earth, as if the building might dissolve back into the landscape. A quiet tension lingers—human presence suggested, but never seen. The heat feels heavy, the air still.
Roofs of houses in Eisenerz (1912)

Fritz Lach (Austrian, 1868–1933)

Crimson rooftops cluster tightly under a brooding sky, their jagged angles cutting through the muted tones of Eisenerz. The houses press together like old neighbors sharing secrets, their slanted roofs whispering of alpine winters and sheltered lives in the Austrian hills.
Taos Landscape (circa 1914)

Joseph Henry Sharp (American, 1859–1953)

Golden light washes over the Taos hills, softening the rugged terrain into broad strokes of ochre and sage. The Southwest sky stretches wide, its pale blue meeting earth in a quiet harmony of color and form.
A House with Flowering Trees along the Amalfi Coast of Italy (circa 1928)

Constantin Westchiloff (Russian, 1878–1945)

Sunlight dances on whitewashed walls, framed by bursts of pink blossoms. The Amalfi cliffs tumble toward turquoise waters, while a lone house nestles among the flowering trees. Sea breeze carries petals across the terrace—a quiet corner where land and light meet the Mediterranean.
Spring

Joseph Rubens Powell (English, 1860–1926)

New life bursts through the canvas—tender greens, blossoms unfurling. The air hums with warmth, earth softening underfoot. A season waking, restless and bright.
Pejzaż z domem i drobiem (1921)

Tadeusz Makowski (Polish, 1882–1932)

A rustic house stands firm against the wind, its slanted roof sheltering a scatter of chickens pecking at the dirt. The landscape bends around it—fields, fences, and a sky heavy with motion. Every brushstroke feels alive, as if the scene might shift the moment you look away.
Rue de Jouy le Comte (probably 1880)

Auguste Louis Lepère (French, 1849–1918)

Dappled sunlight filters through the trees onto a quiet country road. The loose brushstrokes suggest a breeze rustling through the leaves, while the muted greens and earthy tones evoke the warmth of a rural afternoon. A simple path invites you to wander deeper into the scene.
Cherry Blossoms

William Henry Holmes (American, 1846–1933)

Pink petals drift through soft spring air, brushing branches still damp with morning. The trees hum with quiet life, their blossoms trembling in the breeze like pale silk. A fleeting breath of warmth lingers where winter just left.
Summer Scene (ca. 1920)

William Henry Holmes (American, 1846–1933)

Golden light spills over rolling hills, dappling the grass with warmth. A lazy breeze stirs the trees, their leaves whispering secrets of the season. The air hums with life, thick with the scent of sunbaked earth and wildflowers. Summer lingers here, heavy and sweet.