This oil painting depicts a snow-covered New England village nestled along a harbor, dominated by striking red buildings with snow-laden roofs in warm cream and green tones. The composition centers on a prominent red house with multiple chimneys, flanked by similarly colored structures that recede into the composition, while bare winter trees frame the scene. In the background, a dark blue-gray harbor and distant shoreline provide atmospheric depth. The work exemplifies mid-twentieth-century American regionalism, capturing the distinctive character of a Cape Cod winter landscape with bold color contrasts and expressive brushwork that convey both the structural geometry of the built environment and the quiet drama of the season.