The breathtaking minimalist primitive painting celebrates regionalism by depicting a side view of an antique "JI CASE" STEAM AGRICULTURAL TRACTION ENGINE built in the late 19th century. The engine has four red iron wheels, a long and thick cylindrical steam body, and a tall exhaust pipe reminiscent of a steam locomotive. Attached to the front of the body, in front of the front wheels, is a vertical red water cylinder, and on the side of the front of the body, in a long horizontal cylinder, there is a horizontal steam turbine driving a red flywheel with teeth through a rod and crank mechanism. The red flywheel drives the large rear red wheels through gears and chains through gears and shafts. The back of the vintage JI CASE AGRICULTURAL STEAM ENGINE is rectangular in shape with large red wheels. Behind the wheels there is a platform for the driver and boxes for firewood. The tractor's unique architecture seamlessly combines painted metal, rivets, wrought iron, copper and steel details with branches and dry grass in the background. A muted color palette of black, brown, gray and white accentuates the engine's striking design, emphasizing its clean lines and geometric shapes.