Lighthouse at sunset

c.1905

Paul Signac

1863 – Paris – 1935

Price: € 11,000 / $ 11,000 free global shipping to most destinations

This small artwork is a Cabinet picture, preserved in fresh colors. The watercolor from an early period shows the characteristic style of Signac with its sensitive liquid brush stroke that inks the sky above the horizon at sunset. The lighthouse glows in deep pink and orange.

During this period Signac spent a lot of time in and around Saint-Tropez, where he and his wife moved in 1898 to an estate called 'La Hune'.

From there, he explored the whole Mediterranean Coast with his own sailboat.

Alongside Seurat, Paul Signac is considered one of the most important artist of Neo-Impressionism.

Starting in 1908 he took on the role as president of the Salon des Independants.
With his personal charakter and his work, he influenced many later artists.

Learn more about Paul Signac on paulsignac.net.

NOTE: Zibelius Fine Art is a Germany based Gallery. We specialize in buying and selling of French Impressionism and Post-Impressionism paintings. Condition reports and high-res. images are available on request. We will gladly answer any questions you might have. Global shipping is available and free to most destinations.

Housed in a modern gold leaf frame
(included)

Back of the framing