“Sunday in the Park” is an artwork created by Archibald Motley in 1941, utilizing the medium of oil on canvas. The piece belongs to the Art Deco movement and can be categorized under the genres of genre painting and cityscape.
The artwork illustrates a serene park scene, featuring various individuals engaging in leisure activities. In the foreground, a couple walks down a path flanked by tall, stylized trees, rendered in a cool, bluish palette that evokes a tranquil ambiance. To the left, two people sit on a bench; one reads a newspaper while the other engages in conversation. In the right section, a group of people is depicted enjoying their time, with some seated on benches and others tending to a baby in a stroller. The background reveals an animated carousel with horses, bringing a touch of whimsy to the scene. The artwork encapsulates a moment of communal relaxation and enjoyment, rendered in the distinct aesthetics of the Art Deco style.
