Red and Brown-Hoxton 1885 - 1886

"Red and Brown-Hoxton" is a watercolor painting by James Abbott McNeill Whistler, completed between 1885 and 1886. This piece depicts a street scene in Hoxton, London, with a row of buildings in the background and figures moving about in the foreground. Whistler is known for his atmospheric paintings, and this piece captures the subtle light and colors of a bustling city scene. The painting is characterized by Whistler's signature style, featuring muted colors and loose brushstrokes, which contributes to the overall sense of movement and light in the painting.