Springtime in Old Lyme, Connecticut

A quiet stream winds through a grove of tall trees and open meadow, painted with the calm, realistic touch Jones was known for. Trained in Baltimore and later shaped by his years in Europe, Jones became one of the leading American landscape painters of his generation, celebrated for peaceful rural scenes, often left empty of people, that capture a particular time of day and season. Here, dappled light through fresh spring foliage falls over the grass and reflects in the still water, with a soft blue sky breaking through the clouds above.

The layered greens and quiet, pastoral mood make this an easy fit for a living room, bedroom, or reading nook, and it works especially well for anyone who wants a classic, restful landscape without a strong focal point.

Reproduced from the original oil painting. Available as an unframed print, framed print, floating canvas, or museum canvas in a range of frame finishes.