The representation of the seasons has always remained one of the most popular themes that art history has resorted to, especially during the Renaissance and Baroque periods. The seasonal course and the passage of time were reflected in the works of the artists of these stages through the depiction of climatic changes, the transformation of landscapes and the variation in the clothing of the characters that appear in them. Starting in the 19th century, the representation of the seasons began to take place predominantly outdoors, became more colorful and impressionistic, and shifted its focus from agricultural life to urban life.