The artwork, titled “Franklin Park, Boston,” was created by Maurice Prendergast in 1895. It is part of the Impressionism art movement and belongs to the cityscape genre.
The artwork depicts a leisurely scene in Franklin Park, Boston. It is characterized by vibrant colors and loose brushwork, typical of the Impressionist style. The composition includes several figures, predominantly women and children, engaged in outdoor activities. The use of soft hues and light imbues the scene with a sense of calm and depicts the essence of a serene day in the park. The figures are adorned in period attire, and the lush greenery and scattered trees provide a scenic backdrop, inviting the viewer to experience the tranquility of the park.
