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Paul Signac

Paul Signac (1863-1935) was a French Neo-Impressionist painter who, alongside Georges Seurat, developed Pointillism - building images from small, distinct dots of pure colour.

Sunday by Paul Signac (Unknown)

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Sunday by Paul Signac (Unknown)

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by Paul Signac

Red silk stockings by Paul Signac (1935)

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Red silk stockings by Paul Signac (1935)

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by Paul Signac

Capo di Noli by Paul Signac (1898)

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Capo di Noli by Paul Signac (1898)

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by Paul Signac

Women at the Well by Paul Signac (1892)

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Women at the Well by Paul Signac (1892)

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by Paul Signac

Woman with a Parasol by Paul Signac (1893)

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Woman with a Parasol by Paul Signac (1893)

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by Paul Signac

Woman by a lamp by Paul Signac (1890)

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Woman by a lamp by Paul Signac (1890)

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by Paul Signac

The Milliner by Paul Signac (1885)

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The Milliner by Paul Signac (1885)

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by Paul Signac

Les Andelys by Paul Signac (1923)

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Les Andelys by Paul Signac (1923)

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by Paul Signac

About Paul Signac

Paul Signac (1863-1935) was a French Neo-Impressionist painter who, alongside Georges Seurat, developed Pointillism - building images from small, distinct dots of pure colour.

The Paul Signac Collection at BestOfBharat

Our Paul Signac collection brings the co-invention of Pointillism into Indian homes as gallery-quality framed reproductions - printed on archival-grade material, hand-framed, and delivered ready to hang. Each piece is offered in multiple sizes and frame finishes to suit living rooms, bedrooms, studies and hallways.

Paul Signac in Your Space

Soft, light-filled colour makes these prints an easy fit for both contemporary and traditional interiors. A single large piece brings warmth above a sofa or bed, while a pair or trio builds a relaxed gallery wall.

Paul Signac Paintings & Prints | BestOfBharat