Paris seen from the Seine at nigh 1893

Maximilien Luce’s "Paris seen from the Seine at night" is a captivating depiction of the Parisian cityscape bathed in the soft glow of twilight. Painted in 1893, the painting showcases Luce's mastery of pointillism, a technique that uses distinct dots of color to create an overall impression. The scene, likely viewed from the banks of the Seine, features a bridge spanning the river, its silhouette stark against the fading light. The scene is further punctuated by the warm glow of streetlights illuminating the waterfront, hinting at the bustling city life beyond the canvas. This striking piece captures the essence of Paris's nocturnal charm, characterized by its graceful architecture, twinkling lights, and the serene beauty of the river Seine.