A forlorn abandoned castle Painting

I live and paint in the countryside of Normandy, France. I admire David Hockney and Vincent van Gogh, so I get a lot of inspiration from their work. Like the Impressionists, I paint outdoors while observing the landscape. That's why I prefer acrylic paints that allow for quick expression. The scenery I usually capture is the everyday scenery of Normandy. Like Vincent van Gogh, he paints landscapes of simple people who diligently go about their daily lives. The painting captured an abandoned castle in the Normandy region. Looking at the castle, which was splendid in the past but is now off the beaten path, I felt lonely and lonely. Lush trees surround the abandoned castle. I added a bit of grey to the sky to accentuate the drearyness. And the tree is expressed in a way that makes it feel like it is hugging an abandoned castle.