This autumn landscape by Bo Yang features a striking focal point: a group of trees adorned with coppery leaves. The surrounding vegetation is primarily rendered in hues of green with ochre accents, creating a complementary contrast with the central trees' red and orange tones. This contrast not only frames the scene but also establishes a visual hierarchy, making the central group of trees stand out. The artist has used saturated hues for the reds, enhancing their dominance. Additionally, the painting features varying textures, with more intricate details in the foreground that gradually transition to a softer treatment in the background, contributing to the overall depth and dimension.

Details:
Artist: Bo Yang
Title: Landscape
Date: 2013
Medium: Oil painting
Dimensions: 60 x 60 cm
Condition Report: Overall good condition
Notes: Signed and dated lower right

About the Artist:
Yang Bo, also known as Yang Hecai, was born in September 1940 in Hangzhou, Zhejiang. An accomplished oil painter, he graduated from the High School Attached to Nanjing University of the Arts in 1961 and later from the Department of Fine Arts at Nanjing University of the Arts in 1965, majoring in oil painting. He is a first-class artist at the Jiangsu Provincial Art Museum Oil Painting and Sculpture Institute. Yang's notable works include the "Miaoxiang" series and the "Blooming Season" series.