Landscape with Figures
The Met
Artist: Kenneth Hayes Miller(American, Oneida, New York 1876–1952 New York, New York)
Date: 1914
Department: Modern and Contemporary Art
Classification: Paintings
Medium: Oil on canvas
Dimensions: 20 × 17 in. (50.8 × 43.2 cm)
Credit Line: Gift of students and admirers of the artist, 1927
Visual Descriptions
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Brief Description
Three nude figures, two larger and one small, in a grayscale landscape under a cloudy sky
Detailed Description
A grayscale painting depicts three nude figures in a natural landscape under a cloudy sky. In the center, a tall, full-bodied figure stands facing forward, their head turned slightly to the left. Their arms rest at their sides. To the right and slightly behind this central figure, a slender figure stands with their back mostly to the viewer, their head turned to the right, and their hands raised to the back of their head. At the feet of these two figures, a small seated figure faces forward with knees drawn up and arms wrapped around them, looking down. The background behind the figures shows a vast, open landscape with rolling hills or mountains fading into the distance on the right. The sky above is filled with large, soft-edged clouds, with a brighter area suggesting light from the upper right. To the left of the central standing figure, a large, dark, textured mass, possibly a rock formation or dense foliage, rises from the lower left corner, contrasting with the lighter sky. The foreground consists of sparse, dark vegetation and scattered rocks, with a strong contrast between light and shadow.
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