The watercolor "Gatchina Park" from 1993 by Jury and Irina Gretsky. The painting shows a snowy park landscape with a winding path leading to a bridge. In the sky, there is a half-moon, indicating twilight or early evening. 

    Jury and Irina used watercolor paints, giving the painting a soft, flowing texture. The colors are muted and harmonize to capture the calm and cool atmosphere of a winter park. The brushstrokes are both precise and free, adding structure and movement to the painting. The dominant colors are cool blues, warm browns, and soft whites, emphasizing the winter mood. 

    This work by Jury and Irina Gretsky is a beautiful example of using watercolor technique to depict a winter landscape. It shows not only the technical skill of the artists but also their ability to capture and convey a specific mood and atmosphere to the viewer.