Throughout his career, Petitjean alternated between traditional, academic art and the progressive approach of Neo-Impressionism. Sometime after 1910 he began to adapt the Neo-Impressionist technique to watercolors, applying delicate pointillist strokes to landscape subjects.
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While his use of color theory was somewhat arbitrary, the artist did employ the s...
Size:
15-15/16 x 24-13/16 in
Medium:
Watercolour on white wove paper
Credit:
Public Domain, Courtesy of the Indianapolis Museum of Art
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