Figures in a Landscape c. 1883

"Figures in a Landscape" is a painting created by Georges Seurat around 1883. It captures the essence of the French countryside with its depiction of figures amidst a lush, vibrant landscape. Seurat, known for his pointillist technique, employs short, distinct brushstrokes to create a sense of movement and light. The figures, likely women, are rendered with a certain fluidity, their forms becoming part of the surrounding environment. The painting offers a glimpse into Seurat's exploration of nature and human interaction, reflecting his artistic vision before his groundbreaking work, "A Sunday on La Grande Jatte."