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Henri Rousseau The Great Laundry Boat at Charenton Bridge painting
The Great Laundry Boat at Charenton Bridge (c. 1885–1886) by Henri Rousseau is an oil on canvas depicting a floating washhouse moored along the Seine near the industrial outskirts of Paris. The composition balances the sturdy...Regular price From $18.47 -
Paul Signac Le Port au soleil couchant, Opus 236 Saint Tropez painting
Le Port au soleil couchant, Opus 236 (Saint-Tropez)” – 1892, oil on canvas, Neo-Impressionism / Pointillism. This luminous harbor scene captures the port of Saint-Tropez at sunset. Signac composes the painting using carefully arranged dots of...Regular price From $18.47 -
L’ Arc-en-ciel (Venise) The rainbow Venice by Paul Signac painting.
L’Arc-en-ciel, Venise (The Rainbow, Venice)” – 1908, oil on canvas, Neo-Impressionism / Divisionism. This vibrant Venetian scene shows gondolas floating in the lagoon while the skyline of Venice rises in the distance, including the recognizable Campanile...Regular price From $18.47 -
Paul Signac La Cite, Paris. The city Paris painting.
La Cité, Paris” – c.1900, oil on canvas, Neo-Impressionism / Divisionism. This painting presents a luminous view of the Île de la Cité in Paris, with the Seine flowing gently through the composition. Signac structures the...Regular price From $18.47 -
Paul Signac La Passerelle Debilly painting.
La Passerelle Debilly” – c.1900, oil on canvas, Neo-Impressionism / Divisionism. This painting depicts the elegant Debilly footbridge crossing the Seine in Paris during the period of the 1900 Exposition Universelle. Signac builds the scene with...Regular price From $18.47 -
Paul Signac Calanque des Canoubiers Pointe de Bamer, Saint-Tropez painting
Calanque des Canoubiers, Pointe de Bamer, Saint-Tropez” – 1897, oil on canvas, Neo-Impressionism / Divisionism. This painting shows the rocky coastline of the Canoubiers cove near Saint-Tropez, viewed from Pointe de Bamer. Signac organizes the landscape...Regular price From $18.47
"Painting is self-discovery. Every good artist paints what he is." Paul Jackson Pollock