The Cliffs of Dover; The Cliffs at South Foreland 1892

"The Cliffs of Dover; The Cliffs at South Foreland" is a landscape painting by Alfred William Finch, completed in 1892. The painting depicts the iconic white cliffs of Dover, a symbol of England, with a distant view of the sea and the sky. Finch's style is characterized by a pointillist technique, where the canvas is covered in small dots of color, creating a sense of vibrancy and light. The painting captures the dramatic beauty of the natural landscape, showcasing the power and scale of the cliffs against the vastness of the sea.