Sunday 

"Sunday" is a painting by Paul Signac, a prominent figure in the Neo-Impressionist movement, renowned for his use of Pointillism, a technique characterized by small, distinct dots of color applied to the canvas. The painting depicts a domestic scene, likely set in a bourgeois home, with a man and a woman interacting in an interior setting. The woman, standing near a window, is possibly opening the curtains to let in the morning light, signifying the start of the day, while the man, seated in the foreground, appears to be tending to a fireplace. The painting's subtle details, like the cat strolling on the floor and the floral arrangement, evoke a sense of quiet tranquility and domesticity, characteristic of Signac's artistic style.