Sables D’olonne, Vue De Port 1913

"Sables D’olonne, Vue De Port" is a watercolor painting by Paul Signac, a leading figure in the Neo-Impressionist movement, completed in 1913. The painting depicts a harbor scene with a variety of boats and sailboats, with a church visible in the background. Signac’s use of pointillism, a technique involving small dots of color, is visible in this work, as well as his focus on light and color. The work exemplifies Signac’s dedication to capturing the beauty of everyday life in a vibrant and expressive style.