#crozant

Crozant, Pont Charraud

Artist: Armand Guillaumin (French, 1841–1927)

Date: 1903

Medium: Oil on canvas

Gelée blanche au village de Crozant (Hoar Frost in the Village of Crozant), Armand Guillaumin, circa 1900

EN SURPLOMB DE LA CREUSE.

SOLEIL MATINAL SUR CROZANT.

Crozant, Pont Charraud (1903) Armand Guillaumin

you vibes

( @please-be-nice-im-sensitive yay more to analyze! Thank you! )

Let's see..

At the closer view is mostly dark colors or hues (dark blue, green, brown, reddish)

And further behind, is like a softer lavender color

The softer color meant to be youthfulness, in a childlike curiosity.

So I believe, it's a painting meant to yearn to explore further than what is known or in front

the front makes it clear and very detailed - there's a hill, house, bridge, and river. But it's in a way dark and dull.

Until looking back at the soft lavender, it's blurry of the unknown, but is much brighter.

Also the trees are like a dark blue ish. Looking it up, it's meant to represent calmness serenity, confidence, stability and deep thinking

I believe it's a way of saying the person trusts to grow and develop

Women taking the cattle for pasture in Crozant, Marche region of France