#40476 Domenec Pascual Badia

The composition presents a landscape dominated by verdant slopes rising towards a distant horizon. A substantial hill occupies the upper portion of the canvas, its surface densely populated with foliage rendered in varying shades of green, creating a textured effect. Below this rise, the terrain descends into a more open area where scattered trees and what appears to be a small dwelling are visible.
A foreground element introduces a striking contrast: a field ablaze with vibrant red poppies. A narrow path winds its way through this floral expanse, leading the eye towards the middle ground of the scene. The artist employed a pointillist technique throughout, using tiny dots of color to build up form and create an overall shimmering quality. This method softens edges and contributes to a sense of atmospheric perspective.
The palette is largely composed of greens, yellows, reds, and browns, with subtle shifts in tone that suggest the play of light across the landscape. The limited depth of field flattens the picture plane, emphasizing the decorative nature of the scene rather than a realistic depiction of space.
Subtly, theres an impression of tranquility and abundance. The profusion of vegetation suggests fertility and growth. The presence of the dwelling hints at human habitation within this natural setting, yet it remains secondary to the overwhelming power of the landscape itself. The path invites contemplation and perhaps a journey into the scene, though its destination is not explicitly revealed. Overall, the work conveys a sense of peaceful observation and an appreciation for the beauty found in nature’s details.