Rose Hedge
The Met
Artist: Wilhelm Trübner(German, Heidelberg 1851–1917 Karlsruhe)
Date: 1910
Department: European Paintings
Classification: Paintings
Medium: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 29 7/8 x 24 1/4 in. (75.9 x 61.5 cm)
Credit Line: Reisinger Fund, 1916
Visual Descriptions
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Brief Description
A dirt path curves past a rose-covered fence, green trees, and a strip of blue sky
Detailed Description
An outdoor landscape scene features lush greenery and a winding path. In the foreground, a light brown dirt path curves from the bottom right corner toward the center left, with a long, dark shadow cast diagonally across its surface from the left side. Along the left edge of the path, a dark green wooden picket fence extends into the midground, adorned with numerous clusters of bright red roses. The roses are densely packed along the top of the fence, with some individual blooms visible lower down. Behind the fence and path, a gently sloping grassy area is visible, transitioning from a sunlit, lighter green on the right to darker green in the shade on the left. The upper half and left side of the scene are filled with a dense mass of dark green trees. Their foliage is rendered with visible brushstrokes, suggesting areas of light and shadow. A small strip of light blue sky is visible at the very top edge.
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