Pasture Land, composed in 1938 is an oil painting by the Canadian artist George Franklin Arbuckle, who lived from 1909 to 2001. The artwork, measuring 10 x 12 inches, is signed by the artist in the bottom left corner and is executed on board.

 Pasture Land depicts a pastoral scene, featuring open fields where livestock can be seen grazing.

As the painting was created in 1938, it offers a glimpse into rural life during that era, capturing the essence of agricultural practices and the natural beauty of the Canadian countryside. The use of oil on board suggests a durable and textured surface, allowing for rich colors and nuanced brushwork.

Arbuckle's works often convey a sense of stillness free from interference and nostalgia which takes one back to the simplicity and serenity of rural existence. In such a way, Pasture Land evokes a feeling of connection to nature and a timeless appreciation for the pastoral landscapes of Canada.