Les Andelys 1923

paulsignac

Private Collection

landscape illustration sketch

cliff

abstract painting

ink painting

rough brush stroke

incomplete sketchy

house

rock

line

watercolour bleed

mixed medium

mixed media

watercolor

environment sketch

building

"Les Andelys" is a 1923 watercolor by Paul Signac, a prominent French artist known for his contributions to Neo-Impressionism and Pointillism. This artwork, currently in a private collection, depicts a picturesque view of the town of Les Andelys, France, with its characteristic rolling hills, river, and a prominent dome-shaped structure. Signac's signature use of color and short, distinct brushstrokes, reminiscent of pointillist techniques, brings the landscape to life with vibrant hues and a sense of light and movement.