A cityscape by Maurice Utrillo, this painting depicts the Notre-Dame de Clignancourt basilica in Paris during winter, rendered in muted tones of white, grey, and beige.

Maurice Utrillo, born in Paris in 1883, is celebrated for his paintings of Montmartre and other Parisian scenes. His unique style, often referred to as "white period", is characterised by the use of plaster and other materials to create textured surfaces and muted colour palettes. Utrillo's work captures the atmosphere of the city, particularly its quieter, more intimate corners. He died in 1955. This painting depicts the Notre-Dame de Clignancourt basilica in Paris during winter. The basilica, rendered in tones of white, grey, and beige, dominates the composition. Snow covers the ground, adding to the subdued atmosphere. Figures walk along the street, their presence suggesting the everyday life continuing despite the cold. Buildings line the street, their architectural details adding depth to the scene. The sky is overcast, contributing to the overall sense of quietude and stillness.