Etude Pour ‘les Faucheurs’ Or Bastide Du Vert 1903

Henri Martin's "Etude Pour ‘les Faucheurs’ Or Bastide Du Vert" (1903) depicts a scene of rural life. The composition features a group of figures working in a field surrounded by trees. The artist's use of pointillism, a technique of applying small dots of color, creates a textured and atmospheric effect. The subdued palette and the focus on everyday activities contribute to the work's realistic and poignant portrayal of rural life. This painting exemplifies Martin's fascination with capturing the essence of nature and the human condition through the use of pointillist technique.