Réville 1931

"Réville" is a watercolor painting created by Paul Signac in 1931. It depicts several sailboats on a body of water, with a vibrant sky above, likely inspired by Signac's fascination with the sea and his use of Neo-Impressionist techniques. The brushstrokes are visible, and the colors are bright and distinct, creating a sense of movement and energy. The painting suggests a calm, serene atmosphere, showcasing Signac's ability to capture the essence of light and color. This painting is a beautiful example of Signac's signature style, characterized by vibrant hues and a focus on capturing the effects of light on the natural world.