One hundred works · between ports and colors

The 100known paintings that tell the storyPaul Signac

From the banks of the Seine to the ports of Saint-Tropez and Venice, Signac brings color to life touch after touch - the Mediterranean has probably never been so tidy.

Opus on the enamel of a rhythmic background of measures and angles, tones and hues, portrait of Mr. Félix Fénéon in 1890information not specified · Museum of Modern Art (MoMA)

100 paintingsA journey work by work
1884 - 1935From Paris to Saint-Tropez
1863 - 1935Painter, navigator and theorist

Signac transformed color theory into a sensitive adventure, without ever giving up the ports, sails and cities he traveled through. This classification follows its stopovers, from the Seine to Saint-Tropez, from Venice to Constantinople, where each touch becomes a small unit of light.

1Opus on the enamel of a rhythmic background of measures and angles, tones and hues, portrait of Mr. Félix Fénéon in 1890, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Opus on the enamel of a rhythmic background of measures and angles, tones and hues, portrait of Mr. Félix Fénéon in 1890

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionMuseum of Modern Art (MoMA)Formatinformation not specified

Painted in 1890, this portrait transforms the critic Félix Fénéon into a ceremonial silhouette in front of an almost cosmic chromatic wheel. The title, deliberately interminable, parodies the scientific language of color while saluting that who defended the neo-impressionists. Signac thus offers his friend an iconic profile and posterity a rare painting whose work the cartel seems to want to beat in a race.

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2In the time of harmony: the golden age is not in the past, it is in the future, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

In the time of harmony: the golden age is not in the past, it is in the future

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectioninformation not specifiedFormatinformation not specified

Signac conceived this vast composition between 1893 and 1895 as the image of a pacified society, attuned to its libertarian convictions. Work, reading, play and rest coexist on the shores of the Mediterranean without a leader or central hero. Preserved at Montreuil town hall, the painting replaces nostalgia for the golden age with a future to build.

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3Women at the Well, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Women at the well

Date1892CollectionMusée d'Orsay, ParisFormat195 × 131 cm

Presented in 1892, this scene transposes to Saint-Tropez the solemn rhythm of the great classical compositions. The two women, the sea and the hills are united by the same colorful framework, as if the landscape shared their gesture. The work marks the moment when Signac gives divisionism the breadth of a monumental painting.

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4Le Pin de Bertaud, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Bertaud's Pine

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectioninformation not specifiedFormatinformation not specified

"Le Pin de Bertaud" unfolds calmly. "Le Pin de Bertaud" orders a landscape through color. In "Le Pin de Bertaud", Signac enlarges the everyday motif. Finally, "Le Pin de Bertaud" gives geography to the colors.

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5The Port of Saint-Tropez, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Port of Saint-Tropez

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionNational Museum of Western ArtFormatinformation not specified

"The Port of Saint-Tropez" animates with contrasts. "The Port of Saint-Tropez" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "The Port of Saint-Tropez", Signac simplifies distant architecture. Finally, "The Port of Saint-Tropez" frees up the color of the site.

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6The Red Buoy, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Red Buoy

Date1895CollectionMusée d'Orsay, ParisFormat81 × 65 cm

Built in Saint-Tropez in 1895, this view organizes the port around a tiny red signal which nevertheless holds the entire composition. Signac lets the keys widen and the complementary colors make the water vibrate. The buoy didn't nothing of a character, but she knows how to get noticed perfectly.

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7The Entrance to the Port of Marseille, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The entrance to the port of Marseille

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectioninformation not specifiedFormatinformation not specified

"The Entrance to the Port of Marseille" built by echoes. "The Entrance to the Port of Marseille" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "The Entrance to the Port of Marseille", Signac circulates light tones. Finally, "The Entrance to the Port of Marseille" hides a vibration beneath the calm.

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8The Grand Canal in Venice, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Grand Canal in Venice

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionToledo Museum of ArtFormatinformation not specified

"The Grand Canal in Venice" holds the open air. "The Grand Canal in Venice" grants domes, lagoon and sails. In "The Grand Canal in Venice", Signac stabilizes a moving horizon. Finally, "The Grand Canal in Venice" grants method and sensation.

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9The dining room, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The dining room

Date1886-1887CollectionKroeller-Müller Museum, OtterloFormat89 × 116 cm

Painted in 1886-1887, this domestic scene belongs to Signac's first divisionist experiments. The cold light, the still profiles and the carefully spaced objects give the meal a strange gravity. Here, no one talk a lot; the colors have already started the conversation.

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10A Sunday, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

A Sunday

Date1888-1890CollectionPrivate collectionFormat150 × 150 cm

Signac worked from 1888 to 1890 on this image of a bourgeois couple locked in their Sunday comfort. The square format, the interrupted gestures and the distance between the figures tip the interior towards silent social criticism. Sunday is very non-working, even in conversation.

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11Le Moulin de la Galette, in Montmartre, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Moulin de la Galette, in Montmartre

Date1884CollectionCarnavalet Museum, ParisFormatinformation not specified

Dated 1884, this view of Montmartre precedes Signac's complete adherence to divisionism. The still free touch records the street, passers-by and the mill as the mobile elements of a working-class neighborhood. We see the young man there painter look for his method before the points take command.

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12Boulevard de Clichy, snow, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Boulevard de Clichy, snow

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionMinneapolis Institute of ArtFormatinformation not specified

"Boulevard de Clichy, snow" observes without emphasis. "Boulevard de Clichy, snow" brings together industry, leisure and the Seine. In "Boulevard de Clichy, snow", Signac contrasts complementary colors. Finally, "Boulevard de Clichy, snow", Signac contrasts complementary colors. Finally, "Boulevard de Clichy, snow", Signac contrasts complementary colors. Finally, "Boulevard de Clichy, snow" releases the color of the site.

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13Clichy gasometers, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Clichy gasometers

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionNational Museum of VictoriaFormatinformation not specified

"Gazomètres de Clichy" patiently isolates. "Gazomètres de Clichy" brings together industry, leisure and the Seine. In "Gazomètres de Clichy", Signac digs an airy depth. Finally, "Gazomètres de Clichy" enlivens each neighboring shade.

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14The Coal Crane, Clichy, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Coal Crane, Clichy

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionKelvingrove Art Gallery and MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"La Crue de coal, Clichy" deploys calmly. "La Crue de coal, Clichy" brings together industry, leisure and the Seine. In "La Crane de coal, Clichy", Signac fragments the light reflections. Finally, "La Crane de coal, Clichy", Signac fragments the light reflections. Finally, "La Crane de coal, Clichy" hides a vibration beneath the calm.

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15Quai de Clichy, sun, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Quai de Clichy, sun

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionBaltimore Museum of ArtFormatinformation not specified

"Quai de Clichy, sun" animates with contrasts. "Quai de Clichy, sun" brings together industry, leisure and the Seine. In "Quai de Clichy, sun", Signac punctuates the port with sails. Finally, "Quai de Clichy, sun", Signac punctuates the port with sails. Finally, "Quai de Clichy, sun" combines method and sensation.

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16Quai de Clichy. Gray time, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Quai de Clichy. Gray weather

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionMuseum of Fine Arts BernFormatinformation not specified

"Quai de Clichy. Gray weather" simplifies without impoverishing. "Quai de Clichy. Gray weather" brings together industry, leisure and the Seine. In "Quai de Clichy. Gray weather", Signac gently dissolves the volumes. Finally, "Quai de Clichy. Gray weather", Signac gently dissolves the volumes. Finally, "Quai de Clichy. Gray weather", Signac gently dissolves the volumes. Finally, "Quai de Clichy. Gray weather", Signac gently dissolves the volumes. Finally, "Quai de Clichy. Gray weather" brings together the remote keys.

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17Asnières, bank of the Seine, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Asnières, bank of the Seine

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionMuseum of Modern Art SaitamaFormatinformation not specified

"Asnières, bank of the Seine" built by echoes. "Asnières, bank of the Seine" brings together industry, leisure and the Seine. In "Asnières, bank of the Seine", Signac enlarges the daily motif. Finally, "Asnières, bank of the Seine", Signac enlarges the daily motif. Finally, "Asnières, bank of the Seine" retains the chance of reflections.

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18The Ponton de la Félicité in Asnières, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Ponton de la Félicité in Asnières

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionVan Gogh MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"The Ponton de la Félicité in Asnières" holds you in the open air. "The Ponton de la Félicité in Asnières" brings together industry, leisure and the Seine. In "The Ponton de la Félicité in Asnières", Signac simplifies distant architecture. Finally, " The Ponton de la Félicité in Asnières" reconstructs the moment for the eye.

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19The Seine at Courbevoie, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Seine at Courbevoie

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionWallraf-Richartz-MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"The Seine in Courbevoie" balances flexibly. "The Seine in Courbevoie" brings together industry, leisure and the Seine. In "The Seine in Courbevoie", Signac extends the sky in the water. Finally, "The Seine in Courbevoie" keeps the air of travel.

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20The Seine at Saint-Cloud, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Seine at Saint-Cloud

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionFolkwang MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"La Seine à Saint-Cloud" transforms into a score. "La Seine à Saint-Cloud" brings together industry, leisure and the Seine. In "La Seine à Saint-Cloud", Signac circulates light tones. Finally, "La Seine à Saint-Cloud" makes the motif a score.

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21The Swallow on the Seine, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Swallow on the Seine

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectioninformation not specifiedFormatinformation not specified

"The Swallow on the Seine" frames clearly. "The Swallow on the Seine" brings together industry, leisure and the Seine. In "The Swallow on the Seine", Signac simplifies distant architecture. Finally, "The Swallow on the Seine" hides a vibration beneath the calm.

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22The Samois lock, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Samois lock

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"The Samois lock" observes without emphasis. "The Samois lock" brings together industry, leisure and the Seine. In "The Samois Lock", Signac extends the sky into the water. Finally, "The Samois lock" grants method and sensation.

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23The Seine in Samois, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Seine in Samois

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"The Seine in Samois" patiently isolates. "The Seine in Samois" brings together industry, leisure and the Seine. In "La Seine à Samois", Signac circulates light tones. Finally, "La Seine à Samois" brings together the keys remotely.

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24River banks, the Seine at Herblay, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

River banks, the Seine at Herblay

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionMusée d'OrsayFormatinformation not specified

"River banks, the Seine in Herblay" deploys calmly. "River banks, the Seine in Herblay" brings together industry, leisure and the Seine. In "River banks, the Seine in Herblay", Signac stabilizes a moving horizon. Finally, "River banks, the Seine in Herblay", Signac stabilizes a moving horizon. Finally, "River banks, the Seine in Herblay", Signac stabilizes a moving horizon. Finally, "River banks, the Seine in Herblay", Signac stabilizes a moving horizon. Finally, "River banks, the Seine in Herblay" retains the chance of reflections.

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25View of the Seine in Herblay, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

View of the Seine in Herblay

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionboston Museum of Fine ArtsFormatinformation not specified

"View of the Seine in Herblay" animates with contrasts. "View of the Seine in Herblay" brings together industry, leisure and the Seine. In "View of the Seine in Herblay", Signac contrasts complementary colors. Finally, "View of the Seine in Herblay", Signac contrasts the complementary colors. Finally, "View of the Seine in Herblay", Signac contrasts the complementary colors. Finally, "View of the Seine in Herblay", Signac contrasts the complementary colors. Finally, "View of the Seine in Herblay" reconstructs the moment for the eye.

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26Sunset, Herblay, Opus 206, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Sunset, Herblay, Opus 206

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionKelvingrove Art Gallery and MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"Sunset, Herblay, Opus 206" simplifies without impoverishing. "Sunset, Herblay, Opus 206" brings together industry, leisure and the Seine. In "Sunset, Herblay, Opus 206", Signac digs an airy depth. Finally, "Sunset, Herblay, Opus 206", Signac digs an airy depth. Finally, "Sunset, Herblay, Opus 206", Signac digs an airy depth. Finally, "Sunset, Herblay, Opus 206", Signac digs an airy depth. Finally, "Sunset, Herblay, Opus 206", Signac digs

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27The road to Pontoise, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Pontoise road

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectioninformation not specifiedFormatinformation not specified

"The road to Pontoise" built by echoes. "The road to Pontoise" recomposes the circulation of modern Paris. In "La route de Pontoise", Signac fragments the luminous reflections. Finally, "La route de Pontoise" makes the motif a score.

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28Route de Gennevilliers, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Gennevilliers road

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectioninformation not specifiedFormatinformation not specified

"Route de Gennevilliers" holds in the open air. "Route de Gennevilliers" orders a landscape through color. In "Route de Gennevilliers", Signac punctuates the port with sails. Finally, "Route de Gennevilliers" gives geography to colors.

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29The Bridge of Arts, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Pont des Arts

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionFolkwang MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"Le Pont des Arts" balances flexibly. "Le Pont des Arts" recomposes the circulation of modern Paris. In "Le Pont des Arts", Signac gently dissolves the volumes. Finally, "Le Pont des Arts" releases the color of the site.

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30The Pont des Arts II, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Pont des Arts II

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"The Pont des Arts II" transforms into a score. "The Pont des Arts II" recomposes the circulations of modern Paris. In "The Pont des Arts II", Signac enlarges the daily motif. Finally, "The Pont des Arts II" enlivens each neighboring shade.

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31Le Pont-Neuf, Paris, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Le Pont-Neuf, Paris

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionHiroshima Museum of ArtFormatinformation not specified

"Le Pont-Neuf, Paris" frames clearly. "Le Pont-Neuf, Paris" recomposes the circulation of modern Paris. In "Le Pont-Neuf, Paris", Signac punctuates the port by sail. Finally, "Le Pont-Neuf, Paris", Signac punctuates the port by sail. Finally, "Le Pont-Neuf, Paris" retains the chance of reflections.

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32The Mirabeau Bridge, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Mirabeau Bridge

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionTel Aviv Museum of ArtFormatinformation not specified

"The Mirabeau Bridge" observes without emphasis. "The Mirabeau Bridge" recomposes the circulation of modern Paris. In "The Mirabeau Bridge", Signac gently dissolves the volumes. Finally, "The Mirabeau Bridge" reconstructs the moment for the eye.

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33Notre Dame, die Insel Saint-Louis, vom Quai de la Tournelle aus gesehen, bei Sonnenlicht, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Notre Dame, die Insel Saint-Louis, vom Quai de la Tournelle aus gesehen, bei Sonnenlicht

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionVon-der-heydt MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"Notre Dame, die Insel Saint-Louis, vom Quai de la Tournelle aus gesehen, bei Sonnenlicht" patiently isolates. "Notre Dame, die Insel Saint-Louis, vom Quai de la Tournelle aus gesehen, bei Sonnenlicht" recomposes the circulation of Paris modern. In "Notre Dame, die Insel Saint-Louis, vom Quai de la Tournelle aus gesehen, bei Sonnenlicht", Signac enlarges the daily motif. Finally, "Notre Dame, die Insel Saint-Louis, vom Quai de la Tournelle aus gesehen, bei Sonnenlicht" keeps the air of the journey.

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34Place de Clichy, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Place de Clichy

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionMetropolitan Museum of ArtFormatinformation not specified

"Place de Clichy" deploys calmly. "Place de Clichy" brings together industry, leisure and the Seine. In "Place de Clichy", Signac simplifies distant architecture. Finally, "Place de Clichy" makes the motif a score.

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35Two stylists, Rue du Caire, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Two stylists, Rue du Caire

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectioninformation not specifiedFormatinformation not specified

"Two stylists, Rue du Caire" animates with contrasts. "Two stylists, Rue du Caire" recomposes the circulation of modern Paris. In "Two stylists, Rue du Caire", Signac extends the sky in the water. Finally, "Two stylists, Rue du Caire", Signac extends the sky in the water. Finally, "Two stylists, Rue du Caire" gives geography to the colors.

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36Woman under the lamp, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Woman under the lamp

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionMusée d'OrsayFormatinformation not specified

"Woman under the lamp" simplifies without impoverishing. "Woman under the lamp" retains an unprepossessed attitude. In "Woman under the lamp", Signac circulates light tones. Finally, "Woman under the lamp" releases the color of the site.

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37Woman with a parasol, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Woman with parasol

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionMusée d'OrsayFormatinformation not specified

"Woman with a parasol" constructed by echoes. "Woman with a parasol" retains an unpretentious attitude. In "Woman with a parasol", Signac stabilizes a moving horizon. Finally, "Woman with a parasol" enlivens each neighboring shade.

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38Still life with a book, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Still life with a book

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectioninformation not specifiedFormatinformation not specified

"Still life with a book" holds in the open air. "Still life with a book" orders a landscape through color. In "Still life with a book", Signac contrasts complementary colors. Finally, "Still life with a book" hides a vibration beneath the calm.

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39The Demolisher, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Demolisher

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectioninformation not specifiedFormatinformation not specified

"The Demolisher" balances flexibly. "The Demolisher" retains an unprepared attitude. In "The Demolisher", Signac digs an airy depth. Finally, "The Demolisher" grants method and sensation.

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40Trimmer, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Mower

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionBarberini MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"Mower" transforms into a score. "Mower" retains an unpreprimed attitude. In "Mower", Signac fragments the light reflections. Finally, "Mower" brings the keys together remotely.

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41Les Andelys, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Andelys

Date1886CollectionMusée d'Orsay, ParisFormatinformation not specified

In 1886, Signac painted a decisive series at Les Andelys at the time when he adopted the principles of Seurat. The separate touches order the Seine, the hillsides and the houses without erasing the sensation of air. The Norman landscape thus becomes one from the first open-air laboratories of neo-impressionism.

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42Les Andelys, Lucas Island, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Les Andelys, Lucas' island

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionMinnesota Marine Art MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"Les Andelys, Lucas’ island" observes without emphasis. "Les Andelys, Lucas’ island" brings together industry, leisure and the Seine. In "Les Andelys, Lucas’ island", Signac digs an airy depth. Finally, "Les Andelys, Lucas’ island", Signac digs an airy depth. Finally, "Les Andelys, Lucas’ island" gives a geography to the colors.

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43Château Gaillard, seen from my window, Petit-Andely, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Château Gaillard, seen from my window, Petit-Andely

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionThe Nelson-Atkins Museum of ArtFormatinformation not specified

"Château Gaillard, seen from my window, Petit-Andely" patiently isolates. "Château Gaillard, seen from my window, Petit-Andely" orders a landscape through color. In "Château Gaillard, seen from my window, Petit-Andely", Signac fragments light reflections. Finally, "Château Gaillard, seen from my window, Petit-Andely" releases the color of the site.

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44Antibes - Le matin., painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Antibes - In the morning.

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectioninformation not specifiedFormatinformation not specified

"Antibes - Morning." deploys calmly. "Antibes - Morning." makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Antibes - Le matin.", Signac punctuates the port with sails. Finally, "Antibes - Le matin." enlivens each neighboring shade.

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45Antibes in the evening, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Antibes in the evening

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionStrasbourg Museum of Modern and Contemporary ArtFormatinformation not specified

"Antibes in the evening" animates with contrasts. "Antibes in the evening" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Antibes in the evening", Signac gently dissolves the volumes. Finally, "Antibes in the evening" hides a vibration beneath the calm.

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46Antibes, The towers, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Antibes, The towers

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionAlbertina MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"Antibes, Les tours" simplifies without impoverishing. "Antibes, Les tours" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Antibes, Les tours", Signac enlarges the daily motif. Finally, "Antibes, Les tours" combines method and sensation.

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47Antibes, Storm, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Antibes, Storm

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionAlbertina MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"Antibes, Orage" built by echoes. "Antibes, Orage" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Antibes, Orage", Signac simplifies distant architecture. Finally, "Antibes, Orage" brings together the remote keys.

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48The pink sky, Antibes, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The pink sky, Antibes

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionboston Museum of Fine ArtsFormatinformation not specified

"The pink sky, Antibes" holds you in the open air. "The pink sky, Antibes" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "The pink sky, Antibes", Signac extends the sky into the water. Finally, "The pink sky, Antibes" retains the chance of reflections.

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49The Antibes lighthouse, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Antibes lighthouse

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionnantes Museum of ArtsFormatinformation not specified

"The Antibes lighthouse" balances flexibly. "The Antibes lighthouse" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "The Antibes Lighthouse", Signac circulates light tones. Finally, "The Antibes lighthouse" reconstructs the moment for the eye.

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50Antibes. Petit Port de Bacon, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Antibes. Small Port of Bacon

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"Antibes. Petit Port de Bacon" transforms into a score. "Antibes. Petit Port de Bacon" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Antibes. Petit Port de Bacon", Signac stabilizes a moving horizon. Finally, "Antibes. Petit Port de Bacon", Signac stabilizes a moving horizon. Finally, "Antibes. Petit Port de Bacon", Signac stabilizes a moving horizon. Finally, "Antibes. Petit Port de Bacon" keeps the air of travel.

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51Cassis, Cap Lombard, Opus 196, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Cassis, Cap Lombard, Opus 196

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionKunstmuseum Den HaagFormatinformation not specified

"Cassis, Cap Lombard, Opus 196" frames clearly. "Cassis, Cap Lombard, Opus 196" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Cassis, Cap Lombard, Opus 196", Signac extends the sky in the water. Finally, "Cassis, Cap Lombard, Opus 196", Signac extends the sky in the water. Finally, "Cassis, Cap Lombard, Opus 196", Signac extends the sky in the water. Finally, "Cassis, Cap Lombard, Opus 196" enlivens each neighboring shade.

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52Capo di Noli, near Genoa, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Capo di Noli, near Genoa

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionWallraf-Richartz-MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"Capo di Noli, near Genoa" observes without emphasis. "Capo di Noli, near Genoa" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Capo di Noli, near Genoa", Signac circulates light tones. Finally, "Capo di Noli, near Genoa", Signac circulates light tones. Finally, "Capo di Noli, near Genoa", Signac circulates light tones. Finally, "Capo di Noli, near Genoa" hides a vibration beneath the calm.

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53Collioure. The city beach. Opus 165, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Collioure. The city beach. Opus 165

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionMetropolitan Museum of ArtFormatinformation not specified

"Collioure. The City Beach. Opus 165" patiently isolates. "Collioure. The City Beach. Opus 165" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Collioure. The City Beach. Opus 165" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Collioure. The City Beach. Opus 165" Signac stabilizes a moving horizon. Finally, "Collioure. The city beach. Opus 165" grants method and sensation.

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54La Terrasse, Saint-Tropez, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

La Terrasse, Saint-Tropez

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionNational Gallery of IrelandFormatinformation not specified

"La Terrasse, Saint-Tropez" deploys calmly. "La Terrasse, Saint-Tropez" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "La Terrasse, Saint-Tropez", Signac contrasts the complementary colors. Finally, "La Terrasse, Saint-Tropez", Signac contrasts the complementary colors. Finally, "La Terrasse, Saint-Tropez" brings together the remote keys.

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55The Bell Tower of Saint-Tropez, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Bell Tower of Saint-Tropez

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"The Bell Tower of Saint-Tropez" animates with contrasts. "The Bell Tower of Saint-Tropez" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "The Bell Tower of Saint-Tropez", Signac digs an airy depth. Finally, "The Bell Tower of Saint-Tropez" retains the chance of reflections.

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56Place des Lices, Saint-Tropez, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Place des Lices, Saint-Tropez

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"Place des Lices, Saint-Tropez" simplifies without impoverishing. "Place des Lices, Saint-Tropez" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Place des Lices, Saint-Tropez", Signac fragments the luminous reflections. Finally, "Place des Lices, Saint-Tropez", Signac fragments the luminous reflections. Finally, "Place des Lices, Saint-Tropez", Signac fragments the luminous reflections. Finally, "Place des Lices, Saint-Tropez" reconstructs the moment for the eye.

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57Saint-Tropez, the port at sunset, Opus 236, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Saint-Tropez, the port at sunset, Opus 236

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionBarberini MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"Saint-Tropez, the port at sunset, Opus 236" built by echoes. "Saint-Tropez, the port at sunset, Opus 236" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Saint-Tropez, the port at sunset, Opus 236" Signac punctuates the port by the sails. Finally, "Saint-Tropez, the port at sunset, Opus 236" keeps the air of the journey.

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58Saint-Tropez, umbrella pines in Canoubiers, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Saint-Tropez, umbrella pines in Canoubiers

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"Saint-Tropez, the umbrella pines in Canoubiers" holds you in the open air. "Saint-Tropez, the umbrella pines in Canoubiers" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Saint-Tropez, the umbrella pines in Canoubiers", Signac dissolves slowly the volumes. Finally, "Saint-Tropez, les pins parasols aux Canoubiers" makes the motif a score.

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59View of Saint-Tropez, sunset with pine wood, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

View of Saint-Tropez, sunset in the pine woods

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"View of Saint-Tropez, sunset in the pine woods" balances flexibly. "View of Saint-Tropez, sunset in the pine woods" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "View of Saint-Tropez, sunset in the woods" from pine trees", Signac enlarges the daily motif. Finally, "View of Saint-Tropez, sunset with pine wood" gives geography to the colors.

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60Saint-Tropez, the storm, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Saint-Tropez, the storm

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"Saint-Tropez, the storm" transforms into a score. "Saint-Tropez, the storm" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Saint-Tropez, the storm", Signac simplifies distant architecture. Finally, "Saint-Tropez, the storm", Signac simplifies distant architecture. Finally, "Saint-Tropez, the storm" releases the color of the site.

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61Saint-Tropez, calm, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Saint-Tropez, quiet

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionWallraf-Richartz-MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"Saint-Tropez, calm" frames clearly. "Saint-Tropez, calm" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Saint-Tropez, calm", Signac gently dissolves the volumes. Finally, "Saint-Tropez, calm", Signac gently dissolves the volumes. Finally, "Saint-Tropez, calm" brings the keys together at a distance.

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62Saint-Tropez, the quay, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Saint-Tropez, the quay

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"Saint-Tropez, the quay" observes without emphasis. "Saint-Tropez, the quay" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Saint-Tropez, the quay", Signac enlarges the daily motif. Finally, "Saint-Tropez, the quay", Signac enlarges the daily motif. Finally, "Saint-Tropez, the quay", Signac enlarges the daily motif. Finally, "Saint-Tropez, the quay" retains the chance of reflections.

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63Spring in Provence, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Spring in Provence

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionPushkin State Museum of Fine ArtsFormatinformation not specified

"Spring in Provence" patiently isolates. "Spring in Provence" orders a landscape through color. In "Spring in Provence", Signac simplifies distant architecture. Finally, "Spring in Provence" reconstructs the moment for the eye.

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64The pink tower. Marseille, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The pink tower. Marseilles

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionFolkwang MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"The pink tower. Marseille" deploys calmly. "The pink tower. Marseille" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "The Pink Tower. Marseille", Signac extends the sky into the water. Finally, "The pink tower. Marseille", Signac extends the sky into the water. Finally, "The pink tower. Marseille" keeps the air of the journey.

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65The Port of Marseille, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Port of Marseille

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionHermitage MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"The Port of Marseille" animates with contrasts. "The Port of Marseille" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Le Port de Marseille", Signac circulates light tones. Finally, "Le Port de Marseille" makes the motif a score.

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66Marseille, fishing boats or Fort Saint-Jean, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Marseille, fishing boats or Fort Saint-Jean

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"Marseille, fishing boats or Fort Saint-Jean" simplifies without impoverishing. "Marseille, fishing boats or Fort Saint-Jean" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Marseille, fishing boats or Fort Saint-Jean", Signac stabilizes a moving horizon. Finally, "Marseille, fishing boats or Fort Saint-Jean" gives geography to the colors.

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67Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde, Marseille, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde, Marseille

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionMetropolitan Museum of ArtFormatinformation not specified

"Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde, Marseille" built by echoes. "Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde, Marseille" makes the Mediterranean shore sparkle. In "Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde, Marseille", Signac contrasts the complementary colors. Finally, "Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde, Marseille", Signac contrasts the complementary colors. Finally, "Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde, Marseille", Signac contrasts the complementary colors. Finally, "Notre-Dame-de-la-Garde, Marseille", Signac contrasts the complementary colors. Finally, "Notre-Dame-de-la-

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68La Rochelle, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

La Rochelle

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"La Rochelle" holds you outdoors. "La Rochelle" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "La Rochelle", Signac digs an airy depth. Finally, "La Rochelle" enlivens each neighboring shade.

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69La Rochelle, leaving the port, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

La Rochelle, exit from the port

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionJohannesburg Art GalleryFormatinformation not specified

"La Rochelle, exit from the port" balances flexibly. "La Rochelle, exit from the port" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "La Rochelle, exit from the port", Signac fragments the light reflections. Finally, "La Rochelle, exit from the port" hides a vibration beneath the calm.

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70Entrance to the port of La Rochelle, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Entrance to the port of La Rochelle

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionMusée d'OrsayFormatinformation not specified

"Entrance to the port of La Rochelle" transforms into a score. "Entrance to the port of La Rochelle" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "Entrance to the port of La Rochelle", Signac punctuates the port with sails. Finally, "Entrance to the port of La Rochelle" grants method and sensation.

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71The Port of La Rochelle, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Port of La Rochelle

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"The Port of La Rochelle" frames clearly. "The Port of La Rochelle" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "The Port of La Rochelle", Signac digs an airy depth. Finally, "The Port of La Rochelle" keeps the air of the journey.

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72Concarneau. Morning Calm. Op. 219 (Larghetto), painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Concarneau. Morning Calm. Op. 219 (Larghetto)

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"Concarneau. Morning Calm. Op. 219 (Larghetto)" observes without emphasis. "Concarneau. Morning Calm. Op. 219 (Larghetto)" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "Concarneau. Morning Calm. Op. 219 (Larghetto)" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "Concarneau. Morning Calm. Op. 219 (Larghetto)" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "Concarneau. Morning Calm. Op. 219 (Larghetto)" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "Concarneau. Morning luminous reflections. Finally, "Concarneau. Morning Calm. Op. 219 (Larghetto)" makes the motif a score.

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73Evening calm, Concarneau, opus 220 (allegro maestoso), painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Evening calm, Concarneau, opus 220 (allegro maestoso)

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionMetropolitan Museum of ArtFormatinformation not specified

"Squiet evening, Concarneau, opus 220 (allegro maestoso)" patiently isolates. "Squiet evening, Concarneau, opus 220 (allegro maestoso)" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "Squiet evening, Concarneau, opus 220 (allegro maestoso)" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "Squiet evening, Concarneau, opus 220 (allegro maestoso)" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "Squiet evening, Concarneau, opus 220 (allegro maestoso) punctuates the port by the sails. Finally, "Squiet evening, Concarneau, opus 220 (allegro maestoso)" gives geography to the colors.

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74Tuna boat in Concarneau, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Tuna boat in Concarneau

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"Thonier à Concarneau" deploys calmly. "Thonier à Concarneau" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "Thonier à Concarneau", Signac gently dissolves the volumes. Finally, "Thonier à Concarneau" releases the color of the site.

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75Port-en-Bessin, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Port-en-Bessin

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionBarberini MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"Port-en-Bessin" animates with contrasts. "Port-en-Bessin" follows the wind of the Atlantic port. In "Port-en-Bessin", Signac enlarges the daily pattern. Finally, "Port-en-Bessin" enlivens each neighboring shade.

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76Portrieux. La Houle, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Portrieux. The swell

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"Portrieux. La Houle" simplifies without impoverishing. "Portrieux. La Houle" follows the wind of the Atlantic port. In "Portrieux. La Houle", Signac simplifies distant architecture. Finally, "Portrieux. La Houle", Signac simplifies distant architecture. Finally, "Portrieux. La Houle" hides a vibration beneath the calm.

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77Portrieux, Les Cabines de Bain, Opus 185 (Countess's Beach), painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Portrieux, Les Cabines de Bain, Opus 185 (Countess' Beach)

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionThe Nelson-Atkins Museum of ArtFormatinformation not specified

"Portrieux, Les Cabines de Bain, Opus 185 (Countess Beach)" built by echoes. "Portrieux, Les Cabines de Bain, Opus 185 (Countess Beach)" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "Portrieux, Les Cabines de Bain, Opus 185 (Countess Beach)" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "Portrieux, Les Cabines de Bain, Opus 185 (Plage de la Comtesse)", Signac extends the sky into the water. Finally, "Portrieux, Les Cabines de Bain, Opus 185 (Plage de la Comtesse)" grants method and sensation.

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78Port entrance, Portrieux, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Port entrance, Portrieux

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionFitzwilliam MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"Port entrance, Portrieux" holds outdoors. "Port entrance, Portrieux" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "Port entrance, Portrieux", Signac circulates light tones. Finally, "Port entrance, Portrieux", Signac circulates light tones. Finally, "Port entrance, Portrieux" brings the keys together remotely.

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79Saint-Briac, La garde Guérin, Saint-Lunaire, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Saint-Briac, La garde Guérin, Saint-Lunaire

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionArp Museum Bahnhof RolandseckFormatinformation not specified

"Saint-Briac, La garde Guérin, Saint-Lunaire" balances flexibly. "Saint-Briac, La garde Guérin, Saint-Lunaire" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "Saint-Briac, La garde Guérin, Saint-Lunaire", Signac stabilizes a horizon mobile. Finally, "Saint-Briac, La garde Guérin, Saint-Lunaire" retains the chance of reflections.

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80Beach in Saint Briac, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Beach in Saint Briac

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionPushkin State Museum of Fine ArtsFormatinformation not specified

"Plage à Saint Briac" transforms into a score. "Plage à Saint Briac" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "Plage à Saint Briac", Signac contrasts the complementary colors. Finally, "Plage à Saint Briac" reconstructs the moment for the eye.

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81The Lighthouse, Groix, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Lighthouse, Groix

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionMetropolitan Museum of ArtFormatinformation not specified

"Le Phare, Groix" frames clearly. "Le Phare, Groix" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "Le Phare, Groix", Signac circulates light tones. Finally, "Le Phare, Groix" releases the color of the site.

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82Barfleur, 1931, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Barfleur, 1931

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"Barfleur, 1931" observes without emphasis. "Barfleur, 1931" follows the wind from the Atlantic port. In "Barfleur, 1931", Signac stabilizes a moving horizon. Finally, "Barfleur, 1931", Signac stabilizes a moving horizon. Finally, "Barfleur, 1931" animates each neighboring shade.

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83Rotterdam - The Vapors, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Rotterdam - The Vapors

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionShimane Art MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"Rotterdam - The Vapors" patiently isolates. "Rotterdam - The Vapors" orders a landscape through color. In "Rotterdam - The Vapors", Signac contrasts complementary colors. Finally, "Rotterdam - The Vapors" hides a vibration beneath the calm.

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84The port of Rotterdam, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The port of Rotterdam

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionBoijmans Van Beuningen MuseumFormatinformation not specified

"The Port of Rotterdam" deploys calmly. "The Port of Rotterdam" orders a landscape through color. In "The Port of Rotterdam", Signac digs an airy depth. Finally, "The Port of Rotterdam" grants method and sensation.

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85Overschie Canal, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Overschie Canal

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionOhara Museum of ArtFormatinformation not specified

"Overschie Canal" animates with contrasts. "Overschie Canal" orders a landscape through color. In "Overschie Canal", Signac fragments the light reflections. Finally, "Overschie Canal" brings together the keys from a distance.

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86View of the Golden Horn in Constantinople., painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

View of the Golden Horn in Constantinople.

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"View of the Golden Horn in Constantinople." simplifies without impoverishing. "View of the Golden Horn in Constantinople." orders a landscape through color. In "View of the Golden Horn in Constantinople.", Signac punctuates the port with sails. Finally, "View of the Golden Horn in Constantinople." retains the chance of reflections.

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87The Lagoon of Saint-Marc, Venice, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Lagoon of Saint Mark, Venice

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionChrysler Museum of ArtFormatinformation not specified

"The Lagoon of Saint-Marc, Venice" built by echoes. "The Lagoon of Saint-Marc, Venice" grants domes, lagoon and sails. In "The Lagoon of Saint-Marc, Venice", Signac gently dissolves the volumes. Finally, "The Lagoon of Saint-Marc, Venice", Signac gently dissolves the volumes. Finally, "The Lagoon of Saint-Marc, Venice" reconstructs the moment for the eye.

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88Canal de la Giudecca, Morning (Santa Maria della Salute), painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Giudecca Canal, Morning (Santa Maria della Salute)

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"Canal de la Giudecca, Matin (Santa Maria della Salute)" holds outdoors. "Canal de la Giudecca, Matin (Santa Maria della Salute)" grants domes, lagoon and sails. In "Canal de la Giudecca, Matin (Santa Maria della Salute)", Signac expands the everyday motif. Finally, "Canal de la Giudecca, Matin (Santa Maria della Salute)" keeps the air of travel.

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89Venice, Santa Maria della Salute, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Venice, Santa Maria della Salute

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"Venice, Santa Maria della Salute" balances flexibly. "Venice, Santa Maria della Salute" grants domes, lagoon and sails. In "Venice, Santa Maria della Salute", Signac simplifies distant architecture. Finally, "Venice, Santa Maria della Salute", Signac simplifies distant architecture. Finally, "Venice, Santa Maria della Salute" makes the motif a score.

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90Venice. the Salute. Green, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Venice. the Salute. Green

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"Venice. the Salute. Green" transforms into a score. "Venice. the Salute. Green" grants domes, lagoon and sails. In "Venice. the Salute. Green", Signac extends the sky into the water. Finally, "Venice. the Salute. Green", Signac extends the sky into the water. Finally, "Venice. the Salute. Green" gives geography to the colors.

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91Saint George. Couchant (Venice), painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Saint George. Sunset (Venice)

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"Saint-Georges. Couchant (Venice)" frames clearly. "Saint-Georges. Couchant (Venice)" grants domes, lagoon and sails. In "Saint-Georges. Couchant (Venice)", Signac enlarges the daily motif. Finally, "Saint-Georges. Couchant (Venice)", Signac enlarges the everyday motif. Finally, "Saint-Georges. Couchant (Venice)", Signac enlarges the everyday motif. Finally, "Saint-Georges. Couchant (Venice)", Signac enlarges the everyday motif. Finally, "Saint-Georges. Couchant (Venice

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92Sails In The Mist. Giudecca Canal, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Sails In The Mist. Giudecca Canal

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"Sails In The Mist. Giudecca Canal" observes without emphasis. "Sails In The Mist. Giudecca Canal" grants domes, lagoon and sails. In "Sails In The Mist. Giudecca Canal", Signac simplifies architecture distant. Finally, "Sails In the Mist. Giudecca Canal" brings the keys together remotely.

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93The Green Veil, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Green Veil

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionMusée d'OrsayFormatinformation not specified

"The Green Veil" patiently isolates. "The Green Veil" orders a landscape through color. In "The Green Veil", Signac extends the sky into the water. Finally, "The Green Veil" retains the chance of reflections.

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94The Château des Papes in Avignon, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

The Château des Papes in Avignon

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionMusée d'OrsayFormatinformation not specified

"The Château des Papes in Avignon" unfolds calmly. "The Château des Papes in Avignon" orders a landscape through color. In "Le Château des Papes in Avignon", Signac circulates light tones. Finally, "Le Château des Papes in Avignon", Signac circulates light tones. Finally, "Le Château des Papes in Avignon" reconstructs the moment for the eye.

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95Trees in flower, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Flowering trees

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"Trees in bloom" animates with contrasts. "Trees in bloom" orders a landscape through color. In "Trees in Flowers", Signac stabilizes a moving horizon. Finally, "Trees in Flowers" keeps the air of the journey.

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96Castellane, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Castellane

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"Castellane" simplifies without impoverishing. "Castellane" orders a landscape through color. In "Castellane", Signac contrasts complementary colors. Finally, "Castellane" makes the motif a score.

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97Château de Comblat, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Comblat Castle

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"Château de Comblat" built by echoes. "Château de Comblat" frames the estate in the sun. In "Château de Comblat", Signac digs an airy depth. Finally, "Château de Comblat" gives geography to the colors.

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98Comblat-le-Château, Le Pré, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Comblat-le-Château, Le Pré

Dateinformation not specifiedCollectionDallas Museum of ArtFormatinformation not specified

"Comblat-le-Château, Le Pré" holds you in the open air. "Comblat-le-Château, Le Pré" spreads the meadow in front of the walls. In "Comblat-le-Château, Le Pré", Signac fragments the light reflections in front of the walls. Finally, "Comblat-le-Château, Le Pré", Signac fragments the light reflections. Finally, "Comblat-le-Château, Le Pré", Signac fragments the light reflections. Finally, "Comblat-le-Château, Le Pré" releases the color of the site.

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99Comblat-le-Château. The Valley, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Comblat-le-Château. The valley

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"Comblat-le-Château. The Valley" balances flexibly. "Comblat-le-Château. The Valley" opens the volcanic valley wide. In "Comblat-le-Château. La Vallée", Signac punctuates the port with sails. Finally, "Comblat-le-Château. La Vallée", Signac punctuates the port with sails. Finally, "Comblat-le-Château. La Vallée", Signac punctuates the port with sails. Finally, "Comblat-le-Château. La Vallée" enlivens each neighboring shade.

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100Comblat-le-Château. Le Peuplier, painting by Paul Signac

Paul Signac

Comblat-le-Château. The Poplar

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"Comblat-le-Château. Le Peuplier" transforms into a score. "Comblat-le-Château. Le Peuplier" sets up the poplar as a landmark. In "Comblat-le-Château. Le Peuplier", Signac gently dissolves the volumes. Finally, "Comblat-le-Château. Le Peuplier", Signac gently dissolves the volumes. Finally, "Comblat-le-Château. Le Peuplier", Signac gently dissolves the volumes. Finally, "Comblat-le-Château. Le Peuplier" hides a vibration beneath the calm.

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