Notre Dame de Paris c. 1890

Robert William Vonnoh's "Notre Dame de Paris" (c. 1890) depicts the iconic Parisian cathedral in a soft, Impressionistic style. The painting captures the essence of the city's atmosphere, showcasing the Notre Dame's grandeur against a backdrop of a hazy sky and a bridge spanning the Seine River. Vonnoh's use of muted tones and subtle brushstrokes create a sense of tranquility, inviting viewers to contemplate the architectural marvel and its place in the Parisian landscape. The painting's composition, with the Notre Dame prominently positioned in the background, emphasizes its dominating presence and historical significance.