Landscape in Suffolk (Gainsborough)

Thomas Gainsborough was famous for his excellent portraits. The finest of ladies competed to have him paint them (and Sir Joshua Reynolds, too). But Gainsborough's favorite thing to paint was the landscape! His lush greenery and dynamic land were elegant and light-touched even if they were just pictures of peasants in front of a hut.

Landscape is a classic made the classic way. This is the scent of the fragrant fern (the scent genre is called 'fougere' which is French for fern) and has been a wonder for centuries. I imagine that Gainsborough would have loved to paint a ferny grove, and this would have been a great scent for him to wear. It is unisex, dignified, green, and wonderful. oakmoss, bergamot, lavender, coumarin (vanilla).

Doux, très féminin, très estival, y a juste la lavande qui n'est pas très présente mais là tout de même et ça ne passe pas.