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Signac’s Color Harmonies at the Jacquemart-André Museum

Published on , by Sylvie Blin

The world’s largest private collection of works by Paul Signac (1863-1935)—nearly 70 paintings and watercolors—is on display at the Paris museum until July 19.

Paul Signac, Les Andelys. Soleil couchant (Les Andelys. Sunset), 1886, oil on canvas,... Signac’s Color Harmonies at the Jacquemart-André Museum

Paul Signac, Les Andelys. Soleil couchant (Les Andelys. Sunset), 1886, oil on canvas, 32.8 x 46.1 cm/12.91 x 18.15 in, private collection.

The show traces Signac's career from his earliest beginnings—an original composition executed on a palette at the age of 19—to his 1920s views of French ports. The whole Neo-Impressionist adventure also unfurls across the rooms, with…
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