Original artwork description:

Autumn. How much has been said about her has been written both in poetry and prose._x000D_ What gorgeous colours and shades autumn gives us. Gold, crimson red, shades of orange. Magnificence! As if nature, after a gentle summer on the eve of gloomy winter, poor in colours, gives us this carnival of warm colours._x000D_ I painted this picture in the style of impressionism. Free copy of the American artist John Ottis Adams (1851-1927)._x000D_ I love to look at the landscapes of this artist. I like the colour of his paintings. Like any artist, I sometimes make copies of the works of the great masters of the past. Most of all, I like the work of the American Impressionists of the late 19th century._x000D_ The artist painted an oil painting in a "warm" colour; small strokes create unique vibrations. They are invisible to the eyes but are perceived as a slight pleasant movement by the body. People intuitively knew this for a long time, but recently there have been many studies on the psychological comfort of a person's home._x000D_ I'm talking about scientists' conclusions that people who recently live in cities lack impressions of natural objects._x000D_ And this shortage affects the general state of health. It has been proven that if there are green plants in a dwelling, some objects of natural origin, even products made of wood or natural stone, the psychological climate of such a dwelling becomes much more beneficial to health._x000D_ Pictures depicting forest landscapes also have a beneficial effect._x000D_ -----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------_x000D_ The edges of the painting are painted.

Materials used:

oil paints, canvas stretched

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