Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris

“Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris” is an oil painting created by American impressionist painter Childe Hassam. The artwork was painted in 1889 and measures 32.1 cm x 41.3 cm. The painting captures the iconic facade of Notre Dame Cathedral, a landmark of Paris, France. It is known for its vibrant and lively colors, capturing the bustling atmosphere of Paris as people walk and gather in front of the cathedral.

Hassam was a prolific artist, known for his love of painting scenes that depicted daily life and cityscapes. His other famous oil paintings include “The Avenue in the Rain,” which depicts a rainy day in New York City, and “Celia Thaxter’s Garden,” which captures the beautiful gardens of his friend’s home in Maine.

“Notre Dame Cathedral, Paris” was painted when Hassam visited Paris in the late 19th century, where he fell in love with the city’s vibrancy and charm. The painting reflects his appreciation for the beautiful architecture of Paris and its lively atmosphere. Hassam was an influential figure in the American impressionist movement, known for his mastery of color and ability to capture the essence of a place and moment through his paintings.