Two tall trees with pale trunks rise in the foreground, framing the view and reaching up beyond the top edge of the canvas. Between their trunks, a low wall runs horizontally across the middle of the scene, dividing the shaded foreground from the sunlit landscape beyond. Behind the wall, a patchwork of green and blue brushstrokes suggests the foliage of bushes and trees, their rounded forms loosely defined.

The brushwork is loose and transparent, with visible pencil outlines beneath the paint that give structure to the trees and landscape. Blue and green washes are applied sparingly, allowing the texture of the canvas to show through and creating a sense of depth through overlapping forms. The composition is carefully balanced, with the vertical trunks anchoring the sides and the mountain rising gently in the background, drawing the gaze through layers of space.

The scene is bathed in soft, diffuse light, with no strong shadows, suggesting a calm, clear day. Every element in the scene is treated with a light touch, from the sketchy outlines of the branches to the delicate washes of color that describe the foliage and distant mountain. Near the bottom left corner, a small patch of blue-green wash suggests grass or shadow on the ground beside the tree trunk.

In the upper left quadrant, branches and foliage are loosely indicated with curving pencil lines and touches of green, overlapping the sky. The upper right corner is mostly left bare, with only faint pencil marks and a hint of yellow-green wash along the edge of the tree.