Simpkin Hears the Mice (1902) by Beatrix Potter

Simpkin Hears the Mice - Beatrix Potter - 1902

Artwork Information

TitleSimpkin Hears the Mice
ArtistBeatrix Potter
Date1902
Art MovementArt Nouveau (Modern)

About Simpkin Hears the Mice

The artwork titled “Simpkin Hears the Mice,” created by Beatrix Potter in 1902, belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and falls under the genre of illustration. This piece is a part of the series “Illustrations for ‘The Tailor of Gloucester.'”

In the artwork, a quaint, rustic village facade is depicted with a delicate hand, utilizing soft, earthy tones. The buildings, likely cottages or townhouses, are drawn with a loose, almost sketch-like quality. Central to the scene is a solitary cat ambling along a cobblestone path, against a backdrop of slightly articulated architectural details. The scene exudes a quiet, serene atmosphere, capturing a moment of solitude in a seemingly timeless setting. The subtle interplay of lines and shades demonstrates Beatrix Potter’s adeptness at creating charming and evocative illustrations.

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