Elm Avenue in Euxinograd

Elm Avenue in Euxinograd by Olga Wisinger-Florian presents a landscape shaped by repetition and quiet order. The row of trees establishes a rhythm, their trunks guiding the eye along a winding path toward the open horizon. Bright reds and greens spread across the ground, suggesting seasonal change and the steady life of the land. The sea at the edge of the scene adds a sense of distance and calm, balancing the density of the trees.

Wisinger-Florian often returned to Euxinograd, finding inspiration in its pathways and planted avenues. Here, her thick, energetic brushwork gives the scene movement, as if the wind is passing through both trees and grass. The painting feels less like a fixed view and more like a moment experienced while walking. It reflects a peaceful coexistence between designed spaces and natural growth, inviting the viewer to slow down and follow the path forward.