Paul Signac
1863–1935 · Post-Impressionism, Neo-Impressionism · 2 works
Signac helped develop and explain Neo-Impressionism. Influenced by Seurat, he placed separate touches of color beside one another to construct a picture. His writing carried these ideas beyond individual paintings and helped sustain the movement after Seurat’s death.
Life and work
- 1899
- Publishes a book on Neo-Impressionism
From Delacroix to Neo-Impressionism set out Signac’s account of the movement’s color theories and methods.
2 works · 1886–1925
Georges Lemmen
Portrait of the Artist's Sister, 1891
Georges Seurat
Landscape at Saint-Ouen, 1878 or 1879
Henri Edmond Cross
Beach at Cabasson (Baigne-Cul), 1891–92
