Simpkin in the Snowy Street (1902) by Beatrix Potter

Simpkin in the Snowy Street - Beatrix Potter - 1902

Artwork Information

TitleSimpkin in the Snowy Street
ArtistBeatrix Potter
Date1902
Art MovementArt Nouveau (Modern)

About Simpkin in the Snowy Street

The artwork, titled “Simpkin in the Snowy Street,” was created by Beatrix Potter in 1902. This illustration belongs to the Art Nouveau (Modern) movement and is part of a series of illustrations for “The Tailor of Gloucester.” It falls within the genre of illustration.

The artwork presents a delicate and whimsical depiction of a snow-covered street. Dominated by soft hues and simple yet expressive lines, the scene features a solitary cat, Simpkin, in the foreground, seemingly the only character present in an otherwise deserted, quaint urban setting. The buildings, adorned with snow, lean inward, creating a cozy yet somewhat isolated atmosphere. Banners and signs hang above the street, complementing the quaint charm emblematic of Potter’s illustrative style. The overall composition evokes a sense of quietude and contemplation amid the serene winter landscape.

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