Breton Village by the Sea 1900

Ferdinand du Puigaudeau's "Breton Village by the Sea" (1900) is a charming painting depicting a serene coastal village bathed in the soft light of a setting sun. The artist's signature pointillist technique is evident in the use of small, distinct brushstrokes to create the impression of light and texture. The painting's composition, featuring a peaceful harbor, a quaint village, and a distant church spire, evokes a sense of tranquility and rural charm. The warm, pastel palette adds to the idyllic atmosphere, highlighting the beauty of the Breton countryside.