Golden autumn, village

Golden autumn, village by Isaac Levitan
Artist
Isaac Levitan
Date
1889 ; Russian Federation
Style
Realism
Genre
Landscape
Location
Russian Museum
"Golden Autumn, Village" is a masterful landscape painting by Russian artist Isaak Levitan, created in 1895. Measuring 82 × 126 cm, it is part of the State Tretyakov Gallery. The canvas was initially sketched during Levitan’s stay at his Gorka estate, depicting what researchers believe is the Syezha River. The work exemplifies Realism through its detailed rendering of autumnal scenery, executed in oil (oil) to evoke warmth and depth. Levitan completed the piece in Moscow, capturing the fleeting beauty of autumn in a rural setting.

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