Albert Bridge from Battersea Park

Watercolour by Ethel Woolmer, depicting Albert Bridge from Battersea Park. 1933.

The watercolour depicts a serene scene of a cityscape with a bridge crossing a river. The palette is soft and muted.A paved walkway runs along the bottom edge of the painting the river, with two figures walking on the path, a woman and a child.The river occupies the central portion of the painting, with a large bridge with suspension cables that connects the opposite bank of the river and several boats are visible on the river. The style is impressionistic, with loose brushwork.