Spring Promenade 1911

"Spring Promenade" is a watercolor painting by American artist Maurice Prendergast, created in 1911. The painting depicts a group of people strolling through a park or garden, with a backdrop of buildings and trees. Prendergast's distinctive style is evident in the vibrant colors, loose brushstrokes, and flattened perspective. He uses a combination of impressionism and fauvism, resulting in a luminous and expressive portrayal of a sunny spring day. The painting captures a moment of leisurely activity, showcasing the joy of outdoor life in the early 20th century. Prendergast's focus on color and movement creates a sense of vibrancy and energy.