The broad vertical brushstrokes that Pantaleoni drenches the canvas with here, bears a resemblance to stalks of sapphire grass swaying in the breeze with a great reddish oak planted casually around the center. Sprouting from its indigo branches are Spanish tiles stained with blush in full bloom. The patterns and shapes from other works repeat themselves here, though the shapes are far less jumbled and contain a much more limited color palette.