The Children's Hour, Summer Evening, Parson's Green 1906

Theodore Roussel’s etching, "The Children’s Hour, Summer Evening, Parson’s Green," captures a charming scene of children playing in a London park in 1906. The print, a meticulous depiction of a tranquil evening, showcases Roussel’s expertise in capturing the essence of everyday life. The scene is framed by the silhouette of trees and lampposts, and the figures, depicted in the etching’s unique style, evoke a sense of innocence and joy, making this artwork a delightful glimpse into a bygone era.