The Bay at Saint-Tropez (Le Golfe de Saint-Tropez) 1927

"The Bay at Saint-Tropez" is a 1927 etching by André Dunoyer de Segonzac. The work depicts a picturesque scene overlooking the bay, with the rolling hills and the Mediterranean Sea in the distance. This landscape is framed by a series of trees in the foreground, with a structure partially visible in the right side of the composition. The artist’s bold, expressive lines and detailed, textural shading are characteristic of his style, which is often categorized as Post-Impressionist or Expressionist. De Segonzac is known for his landscapes, especially of the French countryside, and this etching is a fine example of his ability to capture the beauty of nature through his unique, graphic style.