Notre-Dame de Paris 1901

"Notre-Dame de Paris" is a 1901 watercolor painting by French artist Frédéric Houbron. Houbron, known for his urban landscapes, captures the grandeur of the iconic cathedral against a hazy, Parisian sky. The painting showcases the intricate details of the cathedral's facade and its imposing presence on the city streets, with a hint of bustling city life in the foreground. This work reflects the Impressionist style, focusing on capturing light and atmospheric effects, characteristic of the late 19th century. Houbron's portrayal of Notre Dame captures the essence of Parisian architecture and urban life during this period.