Terrasse De Meudon 1899

"Terrasse De Meudon" is a 1899 painting by French artist Paul Signac (1863-1935). It exemplifies the pointillist style, where the artist uses small dots of color to create an image. The painting depicts a view from a terrace overlooking the town of Meudon. The landscape is characterized by a vibrant, fragmented palette of blues, greens, and yellows, typical of Signac's work. The use of pointillism creates a sense of shimmering light and movement in the painting, highlighting the play of light and shadow in the natural world.