Les Andelys on a Summer Morning 1923

"Les Andelys on a Summer Morning" is a 1923 drawing by the French artist Paul Signac, known for his contributions to the Neo-Impressionist movement. The artwork depicts a picturesque landscape with a river winding through a village nestled at the foot of a hill topped with a castle. Signac's distinct style, characterized by short, broken brushstrokes and the use of pure color, is evident in this piece, even though it is rendered in black and white. The drawing's delicate lines and subtle shading create a sense of tranquility, capturing the serenity of a summer morning.