Petit Andély, Château Gaillard 1923

"Petit Andély, Château Gaillard" is a 1923 work by Paul Signac, a prominent figure in the Neo-Impressionist movement. The painting depicts a picturesque scene of the Château Gaillard, a medieval castle, perched atop a hill overlooking the town of Andély. The artist's signature Neo-Impressionist style is evident in the use of small, distinct brushstrokes that create a vibrant and textured surface. Signac's fascination with light and color is also reflected in the painting, as he captures the shimmering effects of the water and the soft glow of the sky.