“Autumn. The Manor” is a work by Isaac Levitan, created in 1894 in the Russian Federation. This artwork, rendered with pastels on paper, is part of the Realism art movement and falls within the landscape genre. It is presently housed in the Omsk Regional Museum of Fine Arts, also known as the Vrubel Museum, in Omsk, Russia.
The artwork vividly captures the essence of an autumnal landscape surrounding a modest manor. Dominated by an array of autumnal hues, the scene showcases a carpet of fallen leaves interspersed with the upright trunks of trees, with their sparse remaining foliage blending into the overall palette. A house stands in the mid-ground, partially obscured by the trees but exuding a sense of quiet, rural solitude. The subtle interplay of light and shadow enhances the tranquil atmosphere, highlighting Levitan’s mastery in depicting the serene and introspective qualities of nature.
