The space in the artwork is quite crowded and filled in the foreground, yet it smoothes out towards the distance. In the foreground, the fallen tree comes right out at the viewer; it is larger than anything else and is definitely the most important aspect of the painting. The stones that hold the hands and the face are crowded in around the tree in the foreground. Yet, the other unmarked stones recede calmly and smoothly into the distance, which only accentuate the importance of the objects in the foreground. These unmarked stones make an eternal journey towards the horizon, making the landscape appear as if it continues on forever.

The colors of the objects in the painting are very natural to the landscape, yet expressive at the same time. The fallen tree takes on the natural tans of wood, yet it seems to glow with warmth and light, turning it into a golden color. The beautiful contours of the womanly figure in the wood are accentuated by this warm c

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