Place de la Concorde c. 1899

"Place de la Concorde" is a watercolor painting by Matilda Mueden Leisenring, created around 1899. The artwork depicts the famous Parisian square, with its iconic obelisk and fountain, as seen from a slightly elevated perspective. The composition features a series of lampposts and figures, adding a sense of depth and scale to the cityscape. Leisenring's use of soft, muted tones creates a hazy atmosphere, evoking the subtle light and gentle movement of the city. The piece showcases her talent for capturing the essence of urban life, drawing the viewer into the heart of Paris.