'Consols Mine Raswall Hill and the Road Zennor to Farms. The White You See Is Granite'
- Artist
- Alfred Wallis
- Date
- 1936
- Style
- Naïve art
- Genre
- Landscape
"Consols Mine Raswall Hill and the Road Zennor to Farms. The White You See Is Granite" is a captivating painting that blends elements of Landscape and Naïve art (primitivism), emphasizing a simplified, almost childlike depiction of the rural Cornish scene. The artist highlights the stark white granite formations, creating a surreal contrast within the otherwise natural setting. The painting captures a sense of pastoral tranquillity while inviting viewers to explore themes of industry and nature's raw beauty, all rendered with an engaging simplicity characteristic of Naïve art.
Related artworks
- House with Trees by Alfred Wallis
- Fishing Boat with Mast Steeped by Alfred Wallis
- Green Landscape with Houses and Road by Alfred Wallis
- Untitled by Sam Gilliam
- Number 121 by Roger Weik
- Untitled by Sam Gilliam
- Untitled by Lawren Harris
- Untitled by Sam Gilliam
- Untitled by David Smith
- Headland with two three-masters by Alfred Wallis