Saint-Tropez 1892

Maximilien Luce's "Saint-Tropez" (1892) is a captivating example of Divisionism, a technique using distinct dabs of color to create a shimmering, optical effect. The painting features a coastal path leading to the picturesque town of Saint-Tropez, with a distant view of the Mediterranean Sea. Luce masterfully captures the light and atmosphere of the French Riviera, using vibrant hues that appear to pulsate and blend from afar. This captivating work showcases the artist's ability to express the essence of a moment in time, revealing the vibrancy of the world through a unique artistic lens.