Rafie Abdul Rahman has been active in the art scene since decades ago, and has participated in a large number of exhibitions. An impressionistic scene in a village is shown here, capturing his observations on people. The simple pleasures of country life are wonderfully depicted in this work, his impression on Cambodia. A self-trained artist, Rafie Abdul Rahman had guidance from Hoessein Enas dan Mazli Mat Som during the 1960’s, via classes organised by Angkatan Pelukis SeMalaysia (APS). He is well-versed in various art mediums, including watercolour, oil, pastels and acrylic. Aside from the Romantic leanings he picked up from his exposure with APS, he also draws inspiration from American and British artists; Frank Webb, Philip Jamison, Richard Chamberlain and Sir William Russel Flint to name a few.