antibes the pink cloud paul signac

antibes the pink cloud paul signacPaul Signac particularly enjoyed exploring the seashores and ports of the Mediterranean coast. The reflections and tranquility of the sea coexist with rosy, almost fairy like colors. The artist tries to explain all the nuances that the sky takes on during a sunset on the French Riviera. To do this, the colors are not mixed but juxtaposed by small touches, according to the process of division, the essence of the pointillist movement. He became one of

Vincent Van Gogh painted this work in the fishing village of Les Saintes-Maries-de-la-Mer

We are here in full impressionism: the artist goes beyond the strict reality

Claude Monet was in fact inspired by one of the Japanese prints in his private collection

is studied with the rigorous logic of a mathematical problem

hidden in tall grass so rich in life

Vincent Van Gogh himself considered this impressionnist painting to be one of his best works

Paul Signac particularly enjoyed exploring the seashores and ports of the Mediterranean coast

while breaking with academic art

The similarity of this work to Woman with a Parasol

In the foreground

It is easy to see why this compelling image has become Johannes Vermeer's most admired work

He particularly enjoyed exploring the seaside of the Mediterranean coast