Saint Tropez. Le Cabanon (?) 1918

Paul Signac’s 1918 watercolor, "Saint Tropez. Le Cabanon (?)", is a striking depiction of a small house nestled amidst lush foliage, capturing the vibrancy of the French Riviera landscape. The painting, characterized by its bold colors and stylized forms, exemplifies Signac's adherence to Neo-Impressionism, a movement that emphasizes the use of small, distinct brushstrokes to create a shimmering visual effect. The work showcases Signac's mastery of color and light, showcasing the interplay of warm hues and cool shades in the picturesque scene. The artist's signature in the lower left corner adds an authentic touch to this captivating representation of a beloved locale.