Painted in 1908, "Avila Morning (The Ambles Valley)" reveals Diego Rivera's early exploration of landscapes, before his shift to muralism. The piece showcases a peaceful, sunlit morning in Avila, Spain, with soft rolling hills and serene countryside. Rivera's use of light and color in this work evokes a sense of tranquility and connection to nature. This landscape demonstrates Rivera's versatility as an artist, focusing on impressionistic techniques rather than the political themes present in his later work. The painting is a reflection of Rivera's time spent in Europe, absorbing the influence of classical art and the Impressionists.