Description

This painting depicts an intimate and rural scene, focusing on a group of sheep and lambs. The bright vista strongly contrasts with the warm, muted stable, evoking a sense of transition between seclusion and freedom. In the foreground, a basket of greenery has overturned, a small detail that lends the painting a homey, almost narrative atmosphere. The style and brushwork reveal a traditional approach: realistic but with a certain softness in the rendering of light and texture. This painting seems not only a silent observation of farm life but also a symbolic image of security and the cyclical rhythm of nature. It must have been painted sometime in the early 1900s. The work is signed in the lower left corner, but unfortunately, the signature is illegible.