The oil painting on Cardboard titled "Summer morning on the pasture" captures the serene beauty of a pastoral scene bathed in the gentle light of an early summer day. The artist has used bold, textured brushstrokes to bring this rural landscape to life, blending vibrant greens, cool blues, and warm earth tones to create a scene that feels both peaceful and alive. In the foreground, the lush grass of the pasture is painted in a rich, layered mix of green and yellow hues, reflecting the freshness and vitality of the summer season. The thick application of paint creates a sense of movement, as if the blades of grass are swaying gently in the morning breeze. The dappled sunlight filters through the nearby trees, casting patches of bright light and deep shadow across the ground, adding a sense of depth and texture to the landscape. To the left, a dense thicket of trees rises from the edge of the pasture, their leaves rendered in deep, cool greens that contrast sharply with the warm tones of the open field. The artist has captured the rough, textured bark of the tree trunks and the dense, overlapping foliage, using thick, expressive strokes that give the trees a sense of solidity and permanence. In the middle ground, a herd of cows grazes peacefully, their reddish-brown and cream-colored coats standing out against the vibrant greens of the pasture. The animals are depicted with loose, impressionistic brushwork, capturing their slow, unhurried movements as they meander across the open field, searching for fresh patches of grass. The presence of a lone figure, perhaps a farmer or shepherd, adds a human touch to the scene, reinforcing the timeless connection between people and the land. Above, the sky is painted in a soft, overcast palette of pale blues and muted grays, with hints of lavender and pink reflecting the early morning light. The swirling, textured clouds stretch across the horizon, adding a sense of movement and atmosphere to the composition. The distant horizon line, where the sky meets the rolling fields, draws the viewer's eye deeper into the scene, creating a sense of vast, open space. 4762