Les Hauts de Villerville Titre inscrit à l’inventaire Paysage 

Charles François Daubigny painted "Les Hauts de Villerville Titre inscrit à l’inventaire Paysage" using oil on canvas with a composition that balances land, sea, and sky. The muted greens and browns of the foreground contrast with the cool blues of the sea, creating a serene yet dynamic interplay. Daubigny’s visible brushstrokes are not just a technique but a deliberate means of expression. Each stroke functions almost as a sign, contributing to an overall semiotic structure that invites interpretation. The composition encourages a reading of nature not as a static backdrop but as an active, evolving entity. Consider how the interplay of light and shadow articulates a discourse on perception itself. Daubigny challenges fixed perspectives, offering instead a fluid, mutable vision that resonates with broader philosophical inquiries into subjectivity and representation. This landscape serves as a canvas for exploring how we engage with and interpret the world around us.