The Church of Saint Jacues, Dieppe, Rainy Weather 1901

"The Church of Saint Jacues, Dieppe, Rainy Weather" is an oil on canvas painting by Camille Pissarro, painted in 1901. This artwork depicts the Church of Saint Jacues in Dieppe, France. Pissarro's use of pointillism, a technique of applying small dots of color, is evident in the cloudy sky and the bustling market scene in front of the church. The painting's gray tones convey the atmosphere of a rainy day, while the geometric shapes of the buildings give a sense of order amidst the chaotic market scene. This piece captures the everyday life in a French town, a common theme in Pissarro's work.