In the Luxembourg Gardens (1910–1912) Henry Lyman Sayen

In the Luxembourg Gardens (1910-1912) showcases Henry Lyman Sayen's masterful exploration of Post-Impressionist techniques. This significant work demonstrates Sayen's adaptation of Divisionist color theory and Cubist fragmentation, capturing the vibrant atmosphere of Paris's iconic gardens through a modernist lens. The piece represents a crucial transition in American art's engagement with European avant-garde movements of the early 20th century.