An early twentieth century style of art promoted by pablo picasso and georges brasque in which geometrical shapes of deconstructed figures are rearranged on a canvas to represent three-dimensional objects on a two-dimensional surface.

the subject matter in this piece is the natural landscape of the tree, paths, and mountains. the content in this piece is created by the artist's use of calm hues in the trees and sky, and the blending brushstrokes used among the trees, which seem to flow together with the ground and mountains. these elements evoke a sense of peace and serenity.