Winter 1875

"Winter" is a painting by Augustus Edwin Mulready from 1875, depicting a group of children playing in the snow. The scene captures the joy and innocence of childhood as the children engage in a spirited game. The painting is characterized by its warm palette and attention to detail, with a realistic portrayal of the children's clothing and the snowy landscape. Mulready's depiction of the children, with their playful interactions and cheerful expressions, adds to the overall sense of delight and wonder that the painting evokes. The artist's use of light and shadow creates a sense of depth and atmosphere, making the winter scene come to life. This painting is a classic example of 19th-century genre painting, a style that focused on everyday life and scenes from nature.