The oil painting on cardboard, titled "Lupine by the River", depicts a tranquil summer landscape where nature flourishes in harmony. The artist employs a rich impasto technique, layering thick, textured brushstrokes to bring the scene to life. The painting is filled with vibrant colors and light, creating a sense of movement and warmth.In the foreground, tall lupine flowers in shades of pink and purple sway gently, their petals catching the sunlight. The artist’s use of varied green tones for the leaves and stems enhances their vibrancy, making them appear almost tangible. The rough texture of the brushwork gives the impression of a gentle breeze rustling through the wildflowers, adding dynamism to the scene.The middle ground features a calm river with patches of sandy shore. The water reflects the golden light of the sun, creating a beautiful interplay of warm ochres and cool blues. The reflections of the sky and surrounding trees shimmer on the surface, capturing the essence of a peaceful summer day. The sandy banks, painted with a mix of light beige, lavender, and soft browns, contrast with the deep greens of the surrounding foliage.The background consists of lush, dense trees, with varied shades of green, from deep forest hues to bright yellow-greens, indicating the presence of sunlight filtering through the leaves. A tall evergreen tree stands in the distance, adding depth and perspective to the composition. The clear blue sky above suggests a warm, cloudless day, emphasizing the painting’s serene atmosphere.Through this work, the artist conveys the beauty of untouched nature and the fleeting moments of summer. The contrast between the delicate lupines and the steady, reflective river symbolizes the balance between fragility and permanence in the natural world. The choice of colors and expressive brushwork evoke a sense of nostalgia, inviting the viewer to step into the scene and immerse themselves in its peacefulness. Lupine by the River is a celebration of nature’s quiet majesty, reminding us to appreciate the small, fleeting wonders of the world around us 3723