At Flushing 1895

Paul Signac’s “At Flushing” (1895) is a prime example of his signature Pointillist style, characterized by small dots of color applied to the canvas to create the illusion of light and shadow. The scene depicts a bustling harbor at Flushing, Netherlands, with a vibrant green water foreground and a hazy, colorful sky behind it. This painting, along with Signac's other works, revolutionized the art world with its focus on capturing the effects of light and color, rather than representing objects realistically.