Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde (La Bonne-Mère), Marseilles by Paul Signac, 1905
Metropolitan Museum of Art · wikidata.org
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Erisava: I feel like it's shimmering. Is it because he painted it in dots?
Ports were his element — he sailed properly, owned a run of boats and painted his way round the Mediterranean coast. The dots were a theory at the time, as I understand it: set pure colours next to each other and let your eye do the mixing instead of muddying them on the palette.
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