Description
Late Autumn Under the First Snows is an original work created in watercolor with golden touches, India ink, and pencil on semi-rough paper (2026, Minusio, Switzerland). The maximum external dimensions, including the mat and without a frame, are 40 × 30 cm.
The work depicts the delicate encounter between autumn and winter, in a balance suspended between warmth and frost. In the background, the Alps rise in blue glazes, their peaks lightly touched by the first snow, while overlapping planes and light shades define their profiles. Depth is built gradually: the mountains emerge from the atmosphere, bathed in a cold, diffused light.
In the foreground, the slope introduces darker, earthy tones, accompanying a row of nearly bare trees. The last golden leaves dot the branches like traces of a retreating autumn, in dialogue with the advancing winter. A flock of birds crosses the sky, adding a sense of movement and transition.
A quiet and contemplative landscape, offering a poetic vision of the continuous cycle between end and rebirth. Work sold with a mat, unframed; ready to be framed.
