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Spitzweg has included a detailed image with light flowing diagonally across<br />

the canvas in the form of raking light. In this painting the light is coming from<br />

the sun but it is unseen as the image is cropped. The light is coming from the<br />

top left hand corner and diffuses across the canvas naturally.<br />

Spitzweg has also used<br />

atmospheric perspective in the<br />

background to create a sense<br />

of depth. In this background<br />

you can see the bright blue sky<br />

which again creates a sense of<br />

tranquility because it is a clear<br />

day.<br />

The use of the sun in this painting has<br />

been used to create a sense of<br />

tranquility and a clam atmosphere.<br />

Spitzweg has created this effect by using<br />

natural colours that aren’t to bright and<br />

intense. This style and the use of sun<br />

contrasts to the style of Turner and his<br />

loose brushwork and intense colours.<br />

The natural light can also be<br />

represented in Spitzweg’s<br />

use of shadows. Distinct<br />

shadows can been seen in the<br />

bottom half of the painting.

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