Outdoor study
1966
From the collection of Athens School of Fine Arts
1966
From the collection of Athens School of Fine Arts
This painting shows a rough, textured landscape with lots of earthy colors—browns, yellows, and greens. The brushstrokes are thick and uneven, giving it a scratchy, almost sketchy feel. There’s a hillside covered in patches of color, with a few darker spots that might be rocks or shadows. The artist used quick, loose strokes instead of smooth lines, which makes the scene feel alive and unfinished. It’s not a polished picture but more like a study, as if the artist was practicing outdoors. If you like this style, check out the Museum of Ethnography for more works like this.
