Montmartre Windmills 1903

Théophile-Alexandre Steinlen's "Montmartre Windmills" (1903) captures the Parisian landscape, with its characteristic windmills perched atop the hill. The painting showcases Steinlen's artistic style, employing a loose, impressionistic brushstroke to depict the city's architecture and the surrounding landscape. The prominent windmills, a symbol of the area, are rendered with a sense of movement, suggesting the wind's presence and emphasizing the iconic nature of the landmark. This artwork is a testament to Steinlen's ability to portray the Parisian environment in a captivating and evocative manner, a hallmark of his artistic career.