The Trundle at Goodwood
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A wide, horizontal view of the Sussex countryside. In the foreground, a flat expanse of greyish-brown meets a diagonal band of green. Beyond this, a heavily textured field of ochre and gold stretches toward a low, sloping green hill known as The Trundle. The sky is painted in a flat, unmodulated blue, interrupted by large, rounded white clouds. Nevinson builds the scene using distinct, horizontal blocks of color, demonstrating his analytical, structural approach to the rural English landscape during his post-war career.