Les Diablerets 1903

"Les Diablerets" (1903) by Paul Signac is a captivating example of Neo-Impressionism. The painting's distinctive characteristic is its use of pointillism, a technique where tiny dots of pure color are applied side-by-side, creating an optical mixture when viewed from a distance. Signac's vibrant palette and the distinct brushstrokes evoke a sense of light and airiness, capturing the ethereal beauty of the Swiss Alps. The painting depicts the snow-capped peaks of Les Diablerets, a mountain range in Switzerland, with a foreground of lush, verdant vegetation. Signac's masterful use of color and composition creates a mesmerizing visual experience, inviting the viewer to appreciate the intricacies of nature.