Garden in Sevilla

“Garden in Sevilla” by Joaquín Sorolla is a vibrant impressionist painting that captures the luminous warmth of Andalusia in full bloom. Painted in 1910 during Sorolla’s time in Spain, this sun-drenched garden scene is bathed in deep blues and rich greens, with thick brushstrokes giving life to palm trees, hedges, and soft architectural shadows. The composition balances structure and nature with Mediterranean ease—inviting the viewer into a quiet corner of Seville, alive with light and subtle movement. Sorolla’s ability to convey atmosphere through color and texture makes this piece a radiant celebration of Southern Spain.