Weald of Kent

The painting depicts a landscape in the autumn season, which is shown from a top-down view. In the foreground is a large tree with orange and red leaves, suggesting the autumn season. Below the tree, rocks and bushes with similarly coloured leaves can be seen. In the background is a flat landscape made up of fields and grassy areas interspersed with paths or strips of land. The work has an idyllic and peaceful feel, with an emphasis on the variety of autumn colours and the texture of the landscape.

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Prevailing color of this fine art print is red and its shape is landscape. This image is printed on demand - you can choose material, size and finishing.

Samuel Palmer (1805-1881) was an important British Classical painter and graphic designer. He was born to a London bookseller and Baptist spiritualist and a nurse. From childhood, he painted churches. He was a disciple of William Blake. Under his leadership, he painted rocky landscape in Wales. He married a woman 14 years younger and they spent their honeymoon in Italy, where Palmer garnered inspiration. His best work comes from his later period. Often, he painted large watercolour paintings illustrating Milton’s poem L Allegro and Il Penseroso. Many of his works were burned after his death by his son.