Rain is one of the atmospheric phenomena that is most difficult to bring to a canvas, hence different and numerous artists have tried to recreate it through their palette and brush to a pictorial work the feelings that the human is overwhelmed by the blade of a light rain.
Andre Kohn, Dusan Djukaric and Emerico Imre Toth bring us his achievements in bringing peace to a painting which can be a rainy afternoon while we contemplate it from the window or the feeling of when a person is gathered under the protection of their umbrella as you can see below.
Starting by kohn and its wonderful artistic recreation where you can see a couple under an umbrella walking through the rain. With a neat style and that brings us to a point where it seems that we are contemplating the scene sitting in a cafeteria looking out the window where these two figures appear. He captures the rain as is with his technique.
We turn to the watercolors of djukaric with the constancy of being before another painter who wears the gray of an autumn afternoon with the rain falling, as he teaches us in some of his works. A noteworthy author who, like Kohn, fulfills his mission of representing this atmospheric phenomenon in the best way.
With Imre toth we find in these representations a common denominator such as the umbrella, with the woman in red perpetrated under him waiting for the sudden rain to pass that caught her right away. Here also appears the use of the palette as a tool and white predominates as a color throughout the canvas. Another example where that delicate and sensitive atmosphere is captured, and most of the time so relaxing.