The Schelde Upstream from Antwerp After Fog 1892

"The Schelde Upstream from Antwerp After Fog" (1892) by Belgian artist Theo van Rysselberghe is a beautiful example of Divisionism, a style characterized by the use of distinct dots of color to create an image. The painting depicts a serene landscape along the Scheldt River, with a row of trees in the foreground and a hazy view of ships in the distance. The distinct dots of color used in the painting give it a shimmering, almost photographic quality, capturing the light and atmosphere of the scene with impressive detail.