In From The Pasture. Signed Lower Left W.h. Lansil. Titled On Reverse And Dated 1896.

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"In From the Pasture" is a 19th-century oil painting by American artist Wilbur H. Lansil, signed by the artist on the lower left corner and dated to the year 1896. The title of the work is inscribed on the reverse side of the canvas, providing clear identification of the piece. Wilbur H. Lansil (1855–1897) was known for his landscape and marine paintings, and this particular work is representative of his interest in pastoral scenes and the rural landscape of the time.

The painting captures a serene moment as livestock, possibly cows or sheep, are depicted returning from grazing in the fields. Lansil's use of light and shadow, as well as his attention to the naturalistic details of the animals and the landscape, reflect the influence of the Barbizon School and the broader movement of realism in American art during the late 19th century. The pastoral theme is a common subject in Lansil's oeuvre, evoking a sense of nostalgia and tranquility that was appreciated by art collectors and the public during his lifetime.

"In From the Pasture" is a testament to Lansil's skill in capturing the essence of rural New England, where he spent much of his life. The painting's provenance and exhibition history, if known, would provide further context for its significance within Lansil's body of work and the broader scope of American art history. As a piece dated shortly before Lansil's untimely death in 1897, it may also represent one of the artist's final reflections on the landscape genre that he so adeptly portrayed.

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