Bourg Saint-Andéo 1926

"Bourg Saint-Andéo" is a 1926 watercolor by Paul Signac, a leading member of the Neo-Impressionist movement. The painting captures a tranquil harbor scene with brightly colored boats and a figure washing clothes in the water. Signac's signature style is evident in the use of distinct brushstrokes and small dots of color, creating a vibrant and textured surface. The work exemplifies the Neo-Impressionist approach, emphasizing light, color, and a scientific understanding of optical mixing.