Oxen in Spring
- Artist
- Maud Lewis
- Date
- c.1960
- Style
- Naïve art
- Genre
- Animal painting
"Oxen in Spring," created by Maud Lewis around 1960, exemplifies her charming approach to Naïve art (primitivism). As a celebrated Canadian folk artist, Lewis's style is characterized by vivid colors, simple forms, and an unpretentious technique that captures the essence of rural life. The title suggests a focus on animal painting, highlighting oxen amid the renewal of spring. Her artwork is renowned for its heartfelt sincerity and accessible aesthetic, making her a distinctive voice within the genre of Naïve art.
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