The painting depicts a tropical scene with a group of people standing on a brown dirt area in the foreground. The group consists of approximately 20 individuals, all dressed in colorful clothing, with some wearing hats. They appear to be socializing and standing in a loose formation. In the midground, there are several trees, including palm trees, with green foliage. The trees are densely packed and vary in size. The background features a body of water, likely an ocean or sea, with dark blue water and a cloudy sky above it. The sky is a mix of purple, pink, and gray hues. The overall atmosphere of the painting suggests a warm and lively setting, possibly a social gathering or event taking place outdoors in a tropical location. The title of the painting is "Moonlight, Bermuda" and the artist is Gifford Beal.
Artwork details
- Dimensions:
- 1263 × 838 px
- Museum record:
- View original
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