The Dunes at Knocke, Belgium 1902

"The Dunes at Knocke, Belgium" is an oil on canvas painting by Camille Pissarro, created in 1902, just a year before his death. It depicts a picturesque landscape of rolling dunes and a small village nestled in the distance. Pissarro, a leading figure of Impressionism, utilized his characteristic pointillist technique to create the canvas, resulting in a vibrant and textured image. The scene is bathed in warm, dappled light, capturing the beauty of the Belgian coast. The painting showcases Pissarro's continued fascination with capturing the natural world in a contemporary style.