Rainy Day. Notre Dame de Paris

Rainy Day. Notre Dame de Paris is a 1910 painting by Albert Marquet. It is in the Hermitage Museum. The painting's dimensions are 0.66 meters wide and 0.81 meters high.

The artwork depicts a view of the Seine River in Paris on a rainy day, with the Notre Dame Cathedral prominently featured in the background. The river is flooded, and the water appears muddy or brown. Several buildings line the riverbank, and there are people and horse-drawn carriages moving along the wet streets. A long, covered barge is moored along the river's edge. The overall mood is somber and atmospheric, with muted colors and a focus on the effects of the rain and the flood.