This impressionist painting by A. Cottobelli, Anne Redpath, depicts an autumn pumpkin patch in vivid detail. The foreground features rich brown soil with the roots and stems of the pumpkins visible, their vibrant orange, yellow and green hues contrasting with the earthy tones. Scattered pumpkins of varying sizes and hues lie on the ground, some standing upright while others lie flat or partially buried. The focal point is a large pumpkin near the bottom left corner, its surface textured with stripes and spots in shades of orange, yellow and green, with a distinctive blue stem. Delicate tendrils weave through the scene, adding depth to the composition. In the midground, more pumpkins continue to spread across the field, creating a patchwork of warm colours that blend seamlessly into the background. A rustic wooden fence with a few ripe sunflowers runs horizontally through the middle section, separating a pumpkin patch from a charming white-walled cottage. This white house with green window and door frames has a thatched roof in varying shades of brown and beige, adding to its pastoral charm. Two tall trees frame the house, casting dappled shadows on it and adding depth and complexity to the scene. The background consists of additional foliage and trees, rendered in soft, muted greens and browns that gradually fade into a pastel sky, contributing to the calm and nostalgic mood of the painting. The artist uses a rich color palette dominated by warm autumn tones such as amber yellow, burnt orange and sienna brown, with hints of forest green and sky blue. The overall composition creates a serene rural atmosphere, conveying the essence of a peaceful countryside during harvest time.