Artist
Paul Signac (1863–1935)
34 works by Paul Signac (French, 1863–1935) from 3 museums and collections. Wikipedia
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The Calanque at Saint TropezPaul Signac, 1906National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Application du Cercle Chromatique de Mr. Ch. HenryPaul Signac, 1889National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Saint TropezPaul Signac, 1894National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Boats at Flushing (Bateaux à Flessingue)Paul Signac, 1895National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Application du Cercle Chromatique de Mr. Ch. HenryPaul Signac, 1888National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Les Andelys on a Summer MorningPaul Signac, 1923National Gallery of Art, Washington 
At Flushing (A Flessingue)Paul Signac, 1895National Gallery of Art, Washington 
St TropezPaul Signac, 1906National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Flooded Seine in 1910 (La Seine en crue, en 1910)Paul Signac, 1923National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Les Andelys, Côte d'AvalPaul Signac, 1886Art Institute of Chicago 
Ships near the Trieux RiverPaul Signac, 1925The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Harbor in Holland - Flushing (La balise - En Holland, Flessingue)Paul Signac, c. 1894National Gallery of Art, Washington 
The Buoy (La bouée)Paul Signac, 1894National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Evening (Le soir)Paul Signac, 1898National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Evening (Le soir)Paul Signac, 1898National Gallery of Art, Washington 
St. Tropez: The Port (Saint-Tropez: Le port)Paul Signac, 1897/1898National Gallery of Art, Washington 
Chromatic CirclePaul Signac, 1888Art Institute of Chicago 
In Holland—The BuoyPaul Signac, 1896Art Institute of Chicago 
Paris, Le Pont des Arts avec RemorqeursPaul Signac, 1927The Cleveland Museum of Art 
EveningPaul Signac, 1898Art Institute of Chicago 
Notre DamePaul Signac, 1910Art Institute of Chicago 
Harmonious TimesPaul Signac, 1895–1896The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Boats at FlushingPaul Signac, 1895The Cleveland Museum of Art 
Application du Cercle Chromatique de Mr. Ch. HenryPaul Signac, 1889National Gallery of Art, Washington