Pont Neuf 1912

hippolytepetitjean

natural stone pattern

abstract expressionism

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"Pont Neuf" by Hippolyte Petitjean is a 1912 pointillist painting depicting the iconic bridge in Paris. The artist utilizes small dots of color to create the impression of light and shadow, a technique popularized by Georges Seurat. The bridge's arches are rendered in shades of yellow and green, while the surrounding foliage is a vibrant mixture of blue, green, and red. Petitjean's use of pointillism captures the essence of the bustling city and its architectural grandeur, creating a dynamic and visually captivating artwork.