A veiled woman crowned with thorns waits among the thistles

Henri Martin (1860–1943) was a French Pointillist and Divisionist painter who became one of the most celebrated muralists and landscape artists of the Third Republic — a painter whose sun-drenched scenes of the Quercy countryside and figures in dappled light represent French Post-Impressionism at its most serene and life-affirming. A close colleague of Georges Seurat and Paul Signac, he applied the Divisionist technique with a lyrical freedom that gives his canvases a warmth and intimacy not always found in the more systematic Pointillists.

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