Snow, Boulevard de Clichy, Paris 1886

Paul Signac's "Snow, Boulevard de Clichy, Paris" is a captivating Neo-Impressionist artwork created in 1886, demonstrating his mastery of pointillism. The painting depicts a Parisian street blanketed in snow, with the artist's signature style using tiny dots of color to create a vibrant and textured scene. The use of contrasting colors, especially the bright lampposts against the white snow, adds depth and dynamism to the composition, capturing the beauty of the urban landscape during winter. The figures and streetcars in the distance add a sense of human activity and movement, bringing the scene to life.