Prague's Old Town Square after rain, painted on a tall, narrow canvas that turns the view almost into a slot of sky between buildings. This is an oil on canvas by Alexey Slusar from 2025, 125 by 50 centimetres.

On the left rises the golden masonry of the Old Town Hall tower with its clock, and across the square the twin Gothic spires of the Church of Our Lady before Týn stand dark against a pale grey sky. Warm ochre house fronts and red roofs fill the middle distance.

The lower half is wet pavement, with the towers and a few small dark figures dropped down into it as reflections. The colours stay muted, ochres, slate greys and a little burnt red, and the mood is the grey calm just after a shower rather than a sunny tourist day.