Hielo

ID: #6327 | Impresionismo | Paisajes

El cuadro representa un paisaje invernal con un río helado. En primer plano se ven árboles y arbustos desnudos, varias boyas de puerto y un pequeño barco amarrado a la orilla. En el horizonte, al fondo, se vislumbra la silueta de unos edificios, tal vez un pueblo o una ciudad. El uso de pinceles y pintura sugiere que se trata de una pintura de estilo impresionista. El cielo está cubierto por una fina capa de nubes, lo que da a la escena una sensación fría e invernal.

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Ernest Lawson (1873-1939) was a Canadian-US Impressionist painter and like Maurice Brazil Prendergast, a member of the group Eight. He was born in Halifax but moved to the US where he studied. In 1893, he visited France and Spain, where he painted landscapes - Sunset in Spain. He learned to paint in the open air and exhibited two images. After returning to the United States, he began to develop his own style. He painted views in his neighbourhood: High Bridge. In 1917, he was appointed a member of the Canadian Club of Art and won many awards at exhibitions. Many artists considered him to be the greatest American landscape artist. He spent his old age in Florida and, despite his deteriorating health conditions and depression, he painted breath-taking landscapes Spring. He drowned under mysterious circumstances, some sources suggest that he suffered a heart attack while swimming, others say that he committed suicide.