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Heavy snow has bent every branch into a curve, and the pine trees lean together over a pale purple path like they're sharing a secret. Lawren S. Harris paints this Canadian woodland in blocky, simplified shapes rather than fussy detail, with the low winter sun breaking through the trunks in streaks of yellow at the centre.
The colour palette is the clever part here — whites, cool blues and lilacs dominate, so sorting will come down to shape and shading rather than obvious colour blocks. The dark green pine needles and warm plum-coloured tree trunks give you a few reliable anchor points to work from.
A good one for anyone who likes their puzzles a bit painterly, or fancies something wintry to work on regardless of the season outside.
The scene relies heavily on subtle white, blue and lilac tones for the snow, with few strong colour contrasts to guide sorting.
Snowy Forest











