Three Men Seated 1884

"Three Men Seated" is an oil painting by Georges Seurat, a French post-Impressionist artist known for his invention of pointillism. Created in 1884, the work depicts three figures seated in a verdant landscape by a river, the background showcasing trees and a distant shoreline. Seurat’s signature pointillist style, where tiny dots of color are applied to the canvas, is visible in this piece, contributing to its unique visual texture and capturing the play of light in the outdoor setting. The work is currently housed in a private collection.