Wooded Landscape

The artwork titled "Wooded Landscape" is a painting from 1800-1900 by an unknown artist, currently housed at the Buffalo Bill Center of the West. The painting measures 0.466725 meters in width and 0.33655 meters in height.

The painting depicts a serene and verdant wooded landscape. Rolling hills, densely covered in a multitude of trees, dominate the composition. The color palette is rich in greens and browns, with subtle variations that create depth and texture. A lone, prominent evergreen tree stands tall in the middle ground, its dark silhouette contrasting against the lighter foliage surrounding it. A small, barely discernible cabin nestles into the hillside on the left, suggesting a sense of quiet human presence amidst the vastness of nature. The sky, visible as a sliver of blue-gray at the top of the canvas, hints at a clearing storm or the approaching twilight. The overall atmosphere evokes a sense of tranquility and the sublime beauty of the natural world.