Bathing, Dieppe 1885

Paul Gauguin's "Bathing, Dieppe" (1885) depicts a serene seascape with a group of bathers on the shore, their figures rendered in a distinct pointillist style. The bright palette and textured brushstrokes are characteristic of Gauguin's work and evoke a sense of Impressionism, while the simplified forms and flatness of the composition hint at his later explorations in Symbolism. This piece exemplifies Gauguin's fascination with the beauty of everyday life, as seen through his distinctive artistic lens.