The Square Jatte stands out for the cluster of bronze statues depicting scenes from the works of Georges Seurat. The park occupies the tip of the island where the painter famously captured the afternoon leisure of Parisians in his eighteen eighty-four masterpiece, A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte. While the original island site shifted slightly due to river currents and industrial changes, this green space honors the precise spot where umbrellas and bustles once filled the canvas.
Square Jatte
park garden