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Pointillism Wall Art,Canvas Print PC 16 - ParfaiteArt
Pointillism Wall Art,Canvas Print PC 16 - ParfaiteArt
Pointillism Wall Art,Canvas Print PC 16 - ParfaiteArt
Pointillism Wall Art,Canvas Print PC 16 - ParfaiteArt
Pointillism Wall Art,Canvas Print PC 16 - ParfaiteArt
Pointillism Wall Art,Canvas Print PC 16 - ParfaiteArt
Pointillism Wall Art,Canvas Print PC 16 - ParfaiteArt
Pointillism Wall Art,Canvas Print PC 16 - ParfaiteArt
Pointillism Wall Art,Canvas Print PC 16 - ParfaiteArt

Venice, La Salute. Vert | Paul Signac | Framed Print on Canvas | Giclee Printing

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About the Artwork: "Venice, La Salute. Vert" by Paul Signac was inspired by his visit to Venice in 1908. This breathtaking artwork captures the grandeur...

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About the Artwork:

"Venice, La Salute. Vert" by Paul Signac was inspired by his visit to Venice in 1908. This breathtaking artwork captures the grandeur of Santa Maria della Salute, a prominent church along the Grand Canal, in a vibrant and atmospheric scene. Painted during a bright, clear day, Signac’s use of pointillism—juxtaposing dabs of green, blue, pink, and yellow—creates a shimmering reflection of the Venetian landmarks on the water’s surface.

Signac’s fascination with Venice began in 1903, but his first extended visit took place in 1904, followed by this later stay in 1908. Influenced by the city’s rich architecture and unique light, Signac painted multiple works during his stays. In "Venice, La Salute. Vert," he brilliantly contrasts the majestic dome of the church with the bustling activity of gondolas and the customs house, La Dogana. The interplay of light, color, and reflection in this scene evokes the timeless beauty and vibrancy of Venice, which enchanted both Signac and other contemporaries, such as Claude Monet.

Through his mosaic-like brushstrokes and use of color, Signac delivers a composition that immerses the viewer in the vibrant atmosphere of Venice, making this work an exceptional example of Neo-Impressionism and his masterful approach to pointillism.

About the Artist:

Paul Signac (1863-1935) was a French Neo-Impressionist painter, known for developing the Pointillism technique with Georges Seurat. Born in Paris, he shifted from studying architecture to painting, inspired by Claude Monet. Signac's work features vibrant, meticulously placed dots of color, depicting serene coastal scenes and lively cityscapes. His innovative approach influenced many future artists and art movements.

For more detailed information, you can visit the Wikipedia page on Paul Signac.

Key Features:

  1. Print Quality: 350 gsm matte archival-grade canvas with Giclée printing technology ensures exceptional color accuracy and longevity.
  2. Canvas Quality: All of our canvases are hand-stretched and personally inspected before being carefully packaged and shipped, guaranteeing your satisfaction.
  3. Protection: The canvas is designed to resist damage and UV rays, ensuring long-lasting quality and vibrant colors.
  4. Canvas Floating Frames: High-quality floating wooden frames for canvas, available in four colors: Black, White, Gray, and Oak.
  5. Customization: Offered in various sizes with optional white borders, ranging from 20-35mm (0.79"-1.38"), to suit different preferences.
  6. Mounting: Comes with all necessary hanging hardware for effortless horizontal and vertical display. Clear mounting instructions are included.
  7. Packaging: Secure packaging ensures pristine delivery, with canvases carefully wrapped and boxed.
  8. Customer Support: Backed by a satisfaction guarantee and responsive customer service for any inquiries.

If you are ordering from the U.S./Canada, please refer to the imperial dimensions in inches. For all other markets, please refer to metric dimensions (centimeters).