Paysage pointilliste 1907

"Paysage pointilliste" (1907) by Jean Metzinger is a prime example of Pointillism, a technique using small dots of color to create the illusion of form and depth. The vibrant palette of the artwork, dominated by blues, greens, and pinks, is characteristic of this style. While the subject matter is a landscape scene, the precise details are obscured by the distinctive pointillist technique, emphasizing the play of light and color over realistic representation.