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The Port at La Rochelle, 1921
24" x 18" Fine Art Print
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Antibes, the Pink Cloud, 1916
24" x 18" Fine Art Print
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The Pine Tree at St. Tropez, 1909
24" x 18" Fine Art Print
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St. Tropez, Pinewood, 1896
24" x 18" Fine Art Print
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The River Bank, Petit-Andely, 1886
24" x 18" Fine Art Print
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The Red Buoy, Saint Tropez, 1895
18" x 24" Fine Art Print
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The Chateau des Papes, Avignon, 1900
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Harbour at Marseilles, c.1906
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The Green Sail, Venice, 1904
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Opus 217
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Woman with a Parasol, 1893
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View of Constantinople, 1907
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The Pont Neuf, Paris, 1927
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Forest near St. Tropez, 1902
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Paris, 1923
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Notre Dame, 1885
24" x 18" Fine Art Print
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The Bridge at Asnieres, 1888
24" x 18" Fine Art Print
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Saint-Briac, the Sailor's Cross, 1885
24" x 18" Fine Art Print
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Leaving the Port of Saint-Tropez, 1902
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Study for The Dining Room, c.1886
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The Yellow Sail, Venice, 1904
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Erik Satie
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The Road to Gennevilliers, 1883
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The Lighthouse at Gatteville
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Umbrella Pines at Caroubiers, 1898
24" x 18" Fine Art Print
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Antibes, Evening, 1914
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Ile de la Cite, Paris, 1912
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Breeze, Concarneau, 1891
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The Seine, Grenelle, 1899
24" x 18" Fine Art Print
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Chateau de Comblat, c.1887
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The Harbour at Portrieux, 1888
24" x 18" Fine Art Print
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Fort Saint-Jean, Marseilles, 1907
24" x 18" Fine Art Print
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The Pont des Arts, 1928
24" x 18" Fine Art Print
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The Canal Saint-Martin, 1933
24" x 18" Fine Art Print
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The Pile of Sand, Bercy, 1905
24" x 18" Fine Art Print
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Le Paillon, Nice, 1921
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Paul Signac (November 11, 1863 – August 15, 1935) was a trained architect. He decided to follow a career as an artist at the age of 18. For his inspiration, Signac sailed around the coast of Europe and painted the landscapes he encounted. In his later years he also painted the scenes of the cities in France. Many of his paintings are of the French coast. Signac was greatly influenced by Claiude Monet and George Seurat both whom he met in 1884. He was particularly captured by the theory of colors by Seurat and also by his systematic working methods. Before he met Seurat, he used to paint using impressionisms short brushstrokes but he changed this to try small dots of pure color that he scientifically juxtaposed. He intended to use this technique to blend and combine the dots in the viewer’s eye rather than on the canvas, a defining feature of pointillism. Signac left the capital to stay in the south of France each summer. He used to stay at St. Tropez or in the village of Collioure and bought a house where he invited his friends. In March 1889 Signac visited Italy, seeing Naples, Genoa, and Florence. He also made a trip to Vincent van Gogh at Arles. The influence of these visits could be seen in all his pieces of artwork that followed. Signac made etchings, pen-and-ink sketches, and watercolors. He experimented with various media. He inspired Andre Derain and Henri Matisse, thus playing a decisive role in the evolution of Fauvism. Signac’s works have found their way into many public and private galleries and into many art museums.