Cullen portrays a serene rural winter scene. A sleigh glides through snow-covered fields toward a rustic farmhouse, framed by soft light and muted tones. Cullen’s impressionistic brushwork beautifully conveys the tranquillity of the Canadian countryside, evoking the quiet simplicity of life in winter's embrace.
Maurice Cullen (1866–1934) was a pioneering Canadian Impressionist painter known for his masterful depictions of Quebec's snowy landscapes and urban scenes. Influenced by his studies in Paris, Cullen embraced light, colour, and atmosphere. His work celebrated Canada's natural beauty, establishing him as a key figure in Canadian art history.
