Paul Gabriël’s In the Month of July (1889) captures the luminous Dutch countryside in summer, where windmill, sky, and fields merge into a serene meditation on light, atmosphere, and rural continuity.
April by Lucien Pissarro
Lucien Pissarro’s April, Epping translates Browning’s longing for England into paint, where light-dappled foliage, fresh colour, and broken brushwork evoke an intimate, lived experience of spring in the English countryside.
Poppies on the Isles of Shoals
Thaxter’s Appledore garden and Hassam’s paintings transform the Isles of Shoals into an Impressionist world of light and flowers, where nature, memory, and artistic community merge in luminous scenes of coastal beauty and cultivated bloom.
Monemvasia by Konstantinos Maleas
Maleas’s Monemvasia — held in the Bank of Greece’s remarkable 3,000-piece collection — captures the rugged, historic beauty of a Byzantine city legendarily founded with just one entrance to the sea.
Garden in Corfu by Angelos Giallinas
Angelos Giallinas, a master of atmospheric landscape painting, captured Corfu and Mediterranean scenes with luminous sensitivity, blending precise draftsmanship with the delicate spontaneity of watercolour.