Think of it as Henri-Edmond Cross with less reverence and better instincts. The viridian and cobalt dabs throw a soft Mediterranean light across the wall, the kind that makes a room feel ten degrees warmer at 4pm. Hang it above a limewashed sideboard or a cane bench in a living room where the walls are already chalky off-white — it gives them somewhere to go. Pair it with linen, terracotta vessels and a single brass lamp. Don't crowd it with other landscapes or saturated abstracts; the loose pointillist brushwork wants air around it. Wrapped on a deep wooden stretcher so the watercolour texture reads as paint on a surface, not paper behind glass.