Paul Signac (1863-1935), Attributed To, Canal Of Overschie, Oil On Canvas
Paul Signac (1863-1935), Attributed To, Canal Of Overschie, Oil On Canvas
Size:Image Size: 45.3 X 53 Cm. All Measured Values Are Approximate.Outer Frame Size: 62.8 X 70.1 Cm. All Measured Values Are Approximate.
Provenance And Authenticity:The Painting Bears A Signature At The Lower Right Reading "P. Signac." The Reverse Retains Paper Labels Identifying The Artist As Paul Signac And Referencing The Subject As A Canal View At Overschie, With Additional Place Information Indicating Holland And A Date Recorded On The Label. A Blue Canvas Stamp Is Also Visible On The Reverse. The Canvas Is Mounted On A Wooden Stretcher With A Central Vertical Support And Is Presented In A Substantial Decorative Frame.
Signature:Paul Signac
Description:A Luminous Waterside Landscape Depicting A Windmill Standing Beside A Canal Under A Broad Sky Filled With Expansive White Clouds. The Composition Places The Windmill Prominently At The Left, Its Sails Rising Diagonally Into The Sky, While The Canal Curves Gently Through The Foreground And Middle Distance Toward A Line Of Masts, Buildings, And A Church-Like Structure At The Horizon. The Entire Scene Is Constructed Through Small, Distinct Touches Of Color In Pale Blue, Lavender, Pink, Green, Yellow, And White, Producing A Shimmering Optical Effect Across The Sky, Water, And Shoreline. The Cool Atmosphere Of The Canal Is Balanced By Delicate Pastel Accents And Crisp Structural Lines, Giving The View Both Clarity And Lightness. The Result Is An Airy And Tranquil Landscape Animated By Color Vibration And A Carefully Organized Sense Of Space.
Historical Significance:Paul Signac Was A Central Figure In Neo-Impressionism And Is Especially Associated With The Development Of Divisionist And Pointillist Painting After The Innovations Of Georges Seurat. His Landscapes, Harbors, Rivers, And Coastal Scenes Frequently Translated Observed Light Into Systematically Placed Touches Of Pure Color, Allowing The Eye To Blend The Image Optically. Canal Views And Port-Related Subjects Were Particularly Well Suited To This Approach, As Water, Sky, Architecture, And Reflections Provided Ideal Opportunities For Chromatic Experimentation. The Present Composition Reflects That Tradition Through Its Pointillist Handling, Clear Northern Light, And Balanced Arrangement Of Windmill, Canal, And Distant Built Environment.
Valuation:Works Associated With Signac'S Neo-Impressionist Visual Language Remain Appealing To Collectors For Their Distinctive Pointillist Technique, Luminous Palette, And Strong Connection To The History Of Modern European Painting. Canal And Harbor Subjects Are Especially Desirable Because They Unite Structured Composition With Vibrant Color Effects And Atmospheric Openness. The Lower-Right Signature, Reverse Labels Identifying The Artist And Subject, And The Well-Presented Framed Format Contribute To The Work'S Cataloging And Collecting Interest.
Estimate:Estimate: $5,0000 - $8,0000
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Paul Signac (1863-1935), Attributed To, Canal Of Overschie, Oil On Canvas
Size:Image Size: 45.3 X 53 Cm. All Measured Values Are Approximate.Outer Frame Size: 62.8 X 70.1 Cm. All Measured Values Are Approximate.
Provenance And Authenticity:The Painting Bears A Signature At The Lower Right Reading "P. Signac." The Reverse Retains Paper Labels Identifying The Artist As Paul Signac And Referencing The Subject As A Canal View At Overschie, With Additional Place Information Indicating Holland And A Date Recorded On The Label. A Blue Canvas Stamp Is Also Visible On The Reverse. The Canvas Is Mounted On A Wooden Stretcher With A Central Vertical Support And Is Presented In A Substantial Decorative Frame.
Signature:Paul Signac
Description:A Luminous Waterside Landscape Depicting A Windmill Standing Beside A Canal Under A Broad Sky Filled With Expansive White Clouds. The Composition Places The Windmill Prominently At The Left, Its Sails Rising Diagonally Into The Sky, While The Canal Curves Gently Through The Foreground And Middle Distance Toward A Line Of Masts, Buildings, And A Church-Like Structure At The Horizon. The Entire Scene Is Constructed Through Small, Distinct Touches Of Color In Pale Blue, Lavender, Pink, Green, Yellow, And White, Producing A Shimmering Optical Effect Across The Sky, Water, And Shoreline. The Cool Atmosphere Of The Canal Is Balanced By Delicate Pastel Accents And Crisp Structural Lines, Giving The View Both Clarity And Lightness. The Result Is An Airy And Tranquil Landscape Animated By Color Vibration And A Carefully Organized Sense Of Space.
Historical Significance:Paul Signac Was A Central Figure In Neo-Impressionism And Is Especially Associated With The Development Of Divisionist And Pointillist Painting After The Innovations Of Georges Seurat. His Landscapes, Harbors, Rivers, And Coastal Scenes Frequently Translated Observed Light Into Systematically Placed Touches Of Pure Color, Allowing The Eye To Blend The Image Optically. Canal Views And Port-Related Subjects Were Particularly Well Suited To This Approach, As Water, Sky, Architecture, And Reflections Provided Ideal Opportunities For Chromatic Experimentation. The Present Composition Reflects That Tradition Through Its Pointillist Handling, Clear Northern Light, And Balanced Arrangement Of Windmill, Canal, And Distant Built Environment.
Valuation:Works Associated With Signac'S Neo-Impressionist Visual Language Remain Appealing To Collectors For Their Distinctive Pointillist Technique, Luminous Palette, And Strong Connection To The History Of Modern European Painting. Canal And Harbor Subjects Are Especially Desirable Because They Unite Structured Composition With Vibrant Color Effects And Atmospheric Openness. The Lower-Right Signature, Reverse Labels Identifying The Artist And Subject, And The Well-Presented Framed Format Contribute To The Work'S Cataloging And Collecting Interest.
Estimate:Estimate: $5,0000 - $8,0000
Bidders Need To Know
All The Items Are Sold As Is And All Sales Are Final. All Bidders Are Encouraged To Review Our Terms Before Bidding.
By Registering For And/Or Placing A Bid In Any Time Auction, You Acknowledge That You Have Read, Understand, And Agree To Our Auction Terms, Shipping, And Payment Policies.
We Encourage All Buyers To Ask For Condition Reports And/Or Other Photos Before Bidding. If You Have Any Questions About Each Item, Email Is The Best Way To Reach Us. Email Newyork@Timeauctionglobal.Com So We May Assist You In Your Assessment.
Condition Is Appropriate To The Age Of The Item. The Absence Of A Condition Report Does Not Imply That The Lot Is Free From Damage And Wear. All Photos Are Professionally Color Calibrated. Please Go Through Photos For More Details On Conditions And Age; Color May Be Different Depending On Your Screen.
