This most famous and influential Neo-Impressionist work depicts a cross-section of Paris society enjoying a Sunday afternoon in the park on an island in the Seine River just at the gates of Paris. Sunday was the time that middle-class Parisians escaped the city to enjoy the outdoors. The people primarily gather in small groups of two or three or sit alone in proximity to others. It is the relationship between these people that creates a sense of modernity, with its distance and disconnection, and nervous tension that lends the work an air of mystery. Using a grid system and applying small dots of paint, Seurat took two years to complete this large-scale painting.

High Quality Polyester Cotton Canvas Print - Unframed. Sizes is Actual Image Size. Available in one size - 70cm x 100cm Large.

Stretched Polyester Cotton Canvas Option has Inner Wooden Frame and Measures 70cm x 100cm and has Hooks on Rear Making it Ready to Hang