Barfleur, Le Port 1930

Paul Signac's "Barfleur, Le Port" (1930) is a watercolor painting that captures the beauty of a French harbor town. The artist, a leading figure in the Neo-Impressionist movement, uses vibrant colors and distinct brushstrokes to depict the town's architecture, boats, and surrounding landscape. The piece is known for its playful use of color, exemplified in the depiction of the sky and water. Signac's exploration of color and light is evident in this work, which showcases his characteristic Pointillist technique and his signature approach to capturing the essence of a place.