Hills

Alfred Henry Maurer's painting "Hills" is a vivid, expressionist landscape that captures a scene filled with rolling hills and lush greenery. The use of bright, bold colors and energetic, almost gestural brush strokes immerses the viewer into a dynamic, almost dream-like countryside. The composition is divided by a meandering path that draws the eye through the painting, past clusters of trees and over the vibrant green hills.The sky above is painted with lighter, softer hues of blue and white, providing a gentle contrast to the vivid greens and yellows of the landscape. Each element, from the trees to the fields, is depicted with thick, visible brush strokes, adding a texture that enhances the overall impressionistic feel of the work.Maurer's choice of colors—ranging from deep greens and yellows to the touches of red and blue—creates a sense of depth and movement, making the landscape seem alive. This painting is likely an exploration of form and color, typical of Maurer's later works, where he shifted towards more avant-garde and modernist influences. The overall effect is both striking and engaging, inviting viewers to explore and interpret the natural forms Maurer has so boldly reimagined.