the port of saint tropez paul signac

the port of saint tropez paul signacPaul Signac particularly enjoyed exploring the seashores and ports of the Mediterranean coast. When he discovered Saint Tropez in 1892, he suddenly became attached to this small fishing village and bought a house there, which he quickly made his studio. In this pointillist work, the tranquility of the sea coexists with almost saturated colors, which is in contrast to the atmosphere of the painting The Port of Rotterdam. Do you want to buy another

the blue and violet of the irises contrast with the orange of the vase and its support as well as the yellow of the background

the man his painter friends affectionately called "Father Tanguy"

he embarked on a series of melancholic works in which Tahitians live in a lush nature

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To break the too perfect symmetry of this post-impressionnist painting

suggested by an increasingly cursive drawing that gives the painting a surprisingly expressive value

The artist thus created an original

leaves no room for the viewer

In the foreground

he said that unlike spring

sulphurous and light purple touches

Vassily Kandinsky pushed the boundaries of abstract art throughout his career