Summer Garden by Jack Beder is a verdant portrayal of a lush garden in the full bloom of summer. The painting is rich with a variety of textures and hues, as Beder brings to life the abundance of the season. Dominated by greens of every shade, the garden is a tapestry of foliage, punctuated by the vibrant yellows, reds, and purples of blooming flowers. The wooden fence in the background provides a structured contrast to the organic shapes of the plants, giving the scene depth and framing the garden's wild beauty.

Beder's brushwork is both deliberate and free, capturing the dynamic growth of the garden and the fleeting quality of a summer's day. The dappled sunlight filters through the leaves, playing on the petals and leaves, suggesting a gentle movement as if a light breeze were passing through.

This garden scene is not just a static image; it is a moment captured, one that evokes the scent of the flowers and the warmth of the sun. There is a sense of tranquility and isolation from the outside world, making the garden an intimate space for reflection and appreciation of nature's splendor.

This piece was displayed in our Rookleys exhibition, Jack Beder: Life and Art in Canada.