"Black Sunday" is a compelling landscape painting measuring 18 inches high by 24 inches wide, rendered in oil on canvas and presented unframed. The composition features a vast, dramatic sky filled with swirling clouds in shades of ochre, beige, and subtle hints of blue-gray. The striking horizon distinctly separates the expansive sky from the dark, muted land.
The painting captures a sense of tranquility and depth, focusing primarily on the textured sky that dominates the piece.

Inspired by Kristin Hannah's novel, "The Four Winds," this work evokes the historical context of the Dust Bowl era, specifically referencing a severe dust storm from April 14, 1935, known as "Black Sunday." Through its earthy palette and thoughtful composition, the piece invites reflection on the forces of nature and the historical events that shape our landscapes.