The Gardens of Generalife in Grenada 1913

Theo van Rysselberghe's "The Gardens of Generalife in Grenada" (1913) is a vibrant oil painting capturing the beauty of the Generalife gardens, a famous palace and garden complex in Granada, Spain. The painting showcases the gardens' characteristic long, narrow pathways lined with lush greenery and punctuated by fountains, all under a bright, sunny sky. The artist's signature use of pointillism, a technique of applying small dots of color, creates a luminous and textured effect, characteristic of the Neo-Impressionism movement.