St-Sixte, QC by Henri Masson is a landscape painting depicting a snowy rural scene, possibly set during late winter or early spring, given the presence of snow and the coloration of the sky.

The foreground of the piece features patches of dry, golden-brown grass peeking through the snow, indicative of the changing seasons. The middle ground is dominated by a red barn, its vibrant color standing out against the muted tones of its surroundings. A white building, partially obscured by the barn, and another gray structure on the right side of the composition are also present. These buildings hint at a small farm or rural community. In the background, rolling hills and a mountain, bathed in soft purples and blues, rise gently, suggesting a quiet, secluded valley. The sky above is a mix of light blues, yellows, and whites, with dynamic brush strokes that give the impression of a shifting, possibly clearing sky.

The artist's signature, "Henri Masson", is visible in the lower right corner, anchoring the work with a touch of personal flair. The painting's brushwork is loose and expressive, contributing to a sense of briskness and movement within the tranquil scene, which may reflect the artist's impressionistic influences. The composition balances the warmth of the barn with the coolness of the snow and sky, creating a harmonious and inviting rural landscape.