Concarneau 1891

"Concarneau" (1891) by Paul Signac exemplifies the artist’s signature Neo-Impressionist style. This work utilizes pointillism, a technique of applying small, distinct dots of color to create the illusion of depth and light. In "Concarneau", Signac captures the vibrant hues of a sunset over the water, highlighting the boats and their reflections with bold brushstrokes and a limited color palette. The composition showcases a dynamic interplay of light and shadow, further emphasizing the shimmering quality of the water. This piece invites the viewer to immerse themselves in the artist's exploration of color and light, a hallmark of Signac's work and Neo-Impressionism.