The oil painting on cardboard, titled "Sand Cliff by the River", captures the quiet grandeur of a natural landscape where towering pine trees stand tall against a vast, cloud-filled sky. The artist uses thick, expressive brushstrokes and a rich impasto technique to bring texture and depth to the scene, making every element—earth, water, and sky—feel alive and dynamic.In the foreground, the sandy cliff is depicted in warm earthy tones of ochre, beige, and soft browns, with hints of green vegetation growing along its edges. The brushwork here is bold and textured, emphasizing the rough, uneven surface of the eroded land. The river below, though only partially visible, reflects the surroundings with smooth, dark strokes, contrasting with the textured cliffside.Two tall pine trees rise above the landscape, their slender trunks painted in warm reddish-brown tones that stand out against the cooler greens and blues of the background. The artist captures the light hitting the bark, giving the trees a sense of warmth and life. Their branches, painted with deep green and black tones, sway gently, suggesting movement and the presence of a light breeze.The background consists of a dense forest painted in subdued greens and grays, fading into the distance, creating a sense of depth. Above, the sky is a blend of soft blues, whites, and warm golden hues, with large, billowing clouds stretching across the canvas. The artist's dynamic brushstrokes give the impression of shifting light and an ever-changing atmosphere.Through "Sand Cliff by the River", the artist conveys a sense of stillness and timelessness, celebrating the quiet beauty of untouched nature. The towering pines symbolize strength and resilience, standing firm on the edge of the eroded cliff, much like nature’s ability to adapt and endure. The warm sunlight filtering through the clouds and trees suggests a moment of reflection, inviting the viewer to pause and appreciate the simplicity and grandeur of the natural world. The painting is not just a depiction of a landscape but an invitation to experience the tranquility and power of nature 3743