Late 20th Century oil on canvas view of a rural landscape by Franco British artist Isabell Pardoe. The painting is not signed but came directly from the artist's atelier.

Isabell Pardoe trained at the Slade school of Art in London and later settled in the south of France where she continued her artistic career.

This charming painting vividly captures a serene countryside landscape bathed in soft, ethereal light. The foreground features rolling fields of golden yellow, interspersed with rows of olive trees, suggesting a tranquil summer scene. A narrow path leads the eye toward a quaint, isolated yellow house nestled on the right, surrounded by lush, green foliage. Beyond the immediate landscape, gentle hills and distant mountains create a sense of depth and vastness, under a pale, expansive sky. The artist employs a harmonious blend of blues and yellows, lending an otherworldly, dreamlike quality to the scene. The composition masterfully balances tranquillity with subtle vibrancy, inviting viewers to explore the quiet beauty and isolation of this idyllic rural setting. The use of light and colour is particularly striking, emphasizing the peaceful and timeless nature of this pastoral vision.