Labastide in Spring behind the Presbytere 

Henri Martin's "Labastide in Spring behind the Presbytere" is a captivating depiction of a small village nestled in a verdant valley, likely a French countryside. The artist captures the essence of spring with blooming trees, verdant fields, and a sense of peacefulness. The spire of the church stands tall against the backdrop of rolling hills, adding a touch of architectural interest. While the exact date of the artwork is unknown, it embodies Martin's signature style of pointillism, characterized by the use of small, distinct dots of color to create a vibrant and textured effect.