The artwork titled “The Seine near Sevres,” created by Paul Signac, employs pencil on paper as its medium. It belongs to the Impressionism art movement and spans dimensions of 10.9 by 15 centimeters. This piece is categorized under the landscape genre.
The artwork captures a serene riverscape along the Seine River near Sevres. Delicate pencil strokes depict a quaint scene: tall, slender trees rise alongside rustic, scattered buildings. A small boat with a figure in a red cap is gently sketched in the foreground, traversing the placid waters. An ancient, arched bridge can be observed in the distance, harmoniously integrating the natural and man-made elements. The overall tone is light and atmospheric, characteristic of the Impressionist style, evoking a sense of tranquility and pastoral beauty.
