Landscape 1915

"Landscape" is a 1915 watercolor by Paul Signac, a key figure in the French Neo-Impressionist movement. The piece is a vibrant depiction of a seascape, with trees, water, and a distant shoreline rendered in a pointillist style using small, distinct dots of color, characteristic of the artist's approach. The piece's inscription suggests Signac's intention to share his vision of French scenery with American audiences. The artwork demonstrates the artist's innovative use of color and form to evoke a sense of light and movement, creating a captivating scene.