Sometimes, it sleeps too

This painting depicts a winter landscape with the Eiffel Tower in Paris. It is a cloudy, foggy day, and everything is covered in light haze, in which the tower appears grey blue. The trees in the park are bare, and there is snow on the ground, which is rare for this area.
The entire composition seems to be frozen in slumber, with no movement. Even the few pedestrians in the park appear frozen in this uncertain, foggy atmosphere.
Looking at the tower, the author thought, ‘But it also falls asleep sometimes,’ and this thought formed the basis of the plot. It also sleeps sometimes when we dont see it.
Such rare days with snow and fog show Paris from a different side. It can also be melancholic and pensive, and it is beautiful at this time.
The painting does not need a frame, as the image extends to the edges.