A band of trees stands along the edge of a curving path, their foliage rendered in thick, textured strokes of green, blue, and touches of red. The sky above glows with the golden hues of sunset, streaked with pale yellow, ochre, and hints of blue, filling nearly half the canvas and bathing the scene in warm light. The path in the foreground sweeps from the lower left corner and bends gently to the right, its surface marked by swift, horizontal strokes of blue and white that suggest the fading daylight.

On the right side of the path, two small figures appear in silhouette beneath the trees, their forms simplified and dark against the luminous background. The grass and undergrowth along the path are painted with lively, vertical dashes of green and yellow, adding a sense of movement and depth to the scene. The composition is anchored by the vertical trunks of the trees, which rise through the middle and right of the painting, their branches dissolving into the sky with energetic, broken brushwork.

Every element is built up from visible, impasto brushstrokes, giving the surface a vibrant, tactile quality that catches the light. The trees vary in size and shape, with some appearing bushy and others more slender, their leaves and branches merging into a mass of color and texture. The painting’s palette is dominated by cool greens and blues in the land and trees, offset by the warmth of the yellow and ochre sky.

Small details, such as the red accents in the foliage and the indistinct forms of the figures, reward close attention and suggest the fleeting effects of light at sunset. The painting depicts trees, as noted in the museum’s records.