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The Right of Way
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The Right of Way
A landscape painting of a broad countryside setting, with a winding stream trailing off, beside which a mother comforts her son, who seems uncomfortable by the sheep and lambs. Date: circa 1922
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Broad Comforts Fred Gallery Lambs Possession Setting Sheep Stream Trailing Uncomfortable Walker Winding 1922
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Title: The Right of Way, Circa 1922 This evocative landscape painting, titled "The Right of Way," captures the essence of a peaceful yet transitional moment in the countryside. The broad, rolling hills and lush greenery stretch out before us, their vibrant colors contrasting beautifully with the cool, clear waters of the winding stream that trails off into the distance. The gentle curve of the riverbank invites us to follow its path, leading us deeper into the serene beauty of nature. At the edge of the stream, a mother tenderly comforts her young son, her protective arm wrapped around him as they pause in their journey. The boy's discomfort is evident on his face, as he gazes warily at the nearby sheep and their newborn lambs. The scene exudes a sense of new beginnings and the delicate balance between nature and human connection. This enchanting work of art is believed to have been created in the early 1920s by the renowned British painter, Fred Walker. As part of the February collection from the Mary Evans Prints Online archive, "The Right of Way" is a testament to Walker's mastery of capturing the subtle nuances of the natural world and the human experience. The painting invites us to reflect on the simple joys of rural life and the enduring bond between a mother and her child. The National Art Gallery in Victoria (not to be confused with the National Gallery in London) is fortunate to possess this piece, which continues to captivate and inspire visitors with its timeless beauty and poignant storytelling.
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