Theodore Czebotar

Fishkill Meadow, n.d.

34.5 × 39.5 ″ Framed: 35.25 × 40.125 × 1.5 ″ Oil on canvas

The objects and scenery in the composition are almost abstract like. The trees are defined by the long or thick trunks with circular shapes to represent groups of leaves. One tall tree is in the right of the composition while the other two are in the left. One is small in the foreground and the other is tall. There is a brown animal that is looking up in the middle of the bottom where the ground is seen. Suggestions of trees are in the middle ground with large areas of green. The landscape and animal are defined by the black outlines. The sky contains dark grey-blue, a lighter blue and a light salmon pink. This piece is in a wooden frame that is along side the edges of the canvas.

 

Credit Line:

Collection of Cedarburg Art Museum, Gift from the Theodore Czebotar Collection, LLC and the Kohler Foundation, Inc.

Inventory ID:

2020.26