The artwork titled “Ferns by the Water,” created by artist Isaac Levitan in 1895, hails from the Russian Federation. This oil on canvas piece, rendered in the Realism art movement, measures 29.5 by 39 cm. It is a landscape genre painting currently housed in the Art Culture of Russian North Museum in Arkhangelsk, Russia.
The artwork showcases a lush, verdant scene where ferns dominate the foreground, set against a dense forest backdrop. The use of dark and rich green hues encapsulates the depth and tranquility of the natural setting. Delicate strokes and detailed textures are employed to depict the intertwined ferns and tree branches, while the calmly flowing water enhances the serene atmosphere. The overall composition and meticulous attention to natural elements reflect Levitan’s keen observational skills and his dedication to the Realism movement.
