A Meadow with Cattle near Glastonbury by Peter de Wint
"A Meadow with Cattle near Glastonbury," painted by Peter de Wint in the mid-19th century, is a tranquil and pastoral depiction of the English countryside. De Wint, an esteemed British landscape painter, is known for his gentle and atmospheric watercolors that capture the serene beauty of rural settings.
The painting features a peaceful meadow near Glastonbury, with cattle grazing contentedly amidst the lush, green grass. The distant outline of Glastonbury Tor can be seen in the background, adding a sense of place and depth to the composition. De Wint’s use of soft, natural colors and his delicate brushwork emphasize the calm and idyllic nature of the scene.
De Wint's ability to convey the gentle light and expansive sky enhances the sense of tranquility and timelessness. "A Meadow with Cattle near Glastonbury" reflects his skill in capturing the quiet charm and pastoral beauty of the English landscape, making it a quintessential example of his work.
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Artist: Peter de Wint
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Title: A Meadow with Cattle near Glastonbury
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Date: Mid-19th century
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Medium: Watercolor on paper
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Current Location: Various collections (the exact location may vary)
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Style: Realism
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Subject/Topic: Pastoral scene featuring a meadow with grazing cattle, with the distant outline of Glastonbury Tor, capturing the serene beauty of the English countryside.
