The artwork, titled “Square Minimes,” was created by artist Maurice Utrillo and belongs to the Post-Impressionism art movement. Categorized as a cityscape, it captures a picturesque urban scene with the artist’s distinctive brushwork.
In “Square Minimes,” Utrillo presents a serene street view, lined with verdant trees that extend their lush canopy overhead. The composition is marked by a path that recedes into the distance, leading the viewer’s eye through the quaint architecture typical of a charming town. The foliage is rendered in vibrant greens and subtle earth tones, while the buildings possess a modest elegance with their soft, muted colors. The sky, depicted in a soft blue with wisps of cloud, adds to the tranquil atmosphere. Two figures can be seen strolling along the street, adding a sense of scale and human presence to this tranquil urban setting. The painting’s overall tone is one of calm and reflection, evoking a moment of quiet contemplation within the hustle and bustle of city life.
