Minneapolis Institute of Art
Autumn
Elizabeth Christie Austen Brown
- Date
- 1900–20
- Medium
- Color woodcut
- Department
- European Art
- Institution
- Minneapolis Institute of Art
Elizabeth Christie Austen Brown specialized in the saturated colors of early evening, when it’s time to lead the cows back home. She was skilled at distilling her compositions, jigsaw-like, to their essential forms. This is probably a view of the French countryside; Austen Brown and her artist husband, Thomas Austen Brown (1857–1924), had a studio in the artist colony of Camiers, a village in northern France. England, Europe
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