Georges Seurat's 'Bathers at Asnières' ('Une baignade, Asnières', 1884) is a two-by-three-metre composition of working-class Parisians bathing and idling on the Seine at the north-western industrial suburb of Asnières. Its systematic stippling and short strokes inaugurated Neo-Impressionism and, together with 'A Sunday on La Grande Jatte', form the core pair of Seurat's career. The picture has been at the National Gallery, London, since 1924.

Exhibition Venue

National Gallery

City of Westminster, United Kingdom