Rows of olive trees twist across a hillside, their trunks and branches rendered in thick, curling strokes of green and blue against bands of reddish-brown earth. The trees are arranged in staggered lines that follow the undulating rise and fall of the terrain, with each olive tree distinct in shape and posture. Two large yellow-green trees stand out from the rest—one near the top edge and another at the lower right—each marked by swirling, energetic brushwork that sets them apart from the denser, darker olive foliage.

At the left edge, a vertical cluster of green vegetation interrupts the horizontal rhythm of the hillside, its pointed forms contrasting with the rounded olive canopies. The paint is applied in rhythmic, impasto strokes that build up a tactile surface, with each tree and furrow outlined in dark, undulating lines that emphasize their forms and movement. The color scheme alternates between earthy reds and browns for the soil, deep greens for the olive trees, and flashes of yellow and blue that animate the landscape.

Every element in the scene is shaped by the artist’s vigorous brushwork, which gives the hillside a sense of energy and motion. The upper left corner contains a patch of light brown earth, bordered by a thin, dark green line separating it from the olive grove below. In the lower left corner, a narrow, winding path of pale blue-gray paint cuts through the hillside, contrasting with the surrounding warm tones.

The top edge of the painting features a band of olive-green and ochre, suggesting a distant, sunlit ridge. The lower right corner is filled with a dense cluster of dark green brushstrokes, indicating additional foliage or shadowed ground. The paint is applied in short, parallel dashes in the soil, creating a sense of furrowed texture throughout the scene.

Curved, looping lines outline the tree trunks and branches, emphasizing their twisted forms and separating them from the background. The color transitions between the bands of earth are marked by undulating, dark outlines that accentuate the rolling contours of the hillside.