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L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac

L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac

This work by Paul Signac is a representation of the ship "Hirondelle" which was the first Swiss-made steamer on Lake Geneva. The ship is described as graceful because of the shape of its hull and remarkable in the harmony of its proportions. This harmony is found in the symmetrical construction of this pointillist work.

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The artwork in a nutshell

This work by Paul Signac is a representation of the ship "Hirondelle" which was the first Swiss-made steamer on Lake Geneva. The ship is described as graceful because of the shape of its hull and remarkable in the harmony of its proportions. This harmony is found in the symmetrical construction of this pointillist work.

The artist

Born in Paris, Paul Signac (1863 - 1953) was a self-taught painter. A fervent admirer of the work of Caillebotte and Degas, whom he discovered at the fourth Impressionist Exhibition in 1879, Signac also wanted to get involved in the Impressionist movement, which he saw as a symbol of freedom. His first works were strongly influenced by Monet, his mentor and faithful friend. His meeting with Seurat, at the founding of the Salon des Indépendants in 1884, radically changed his way of seeing painting. A symbol of progress and modernity for him, he converted to the technique of divisionism and studied the laws of optics, which would lead him to his pointillist era in 1886. He ended his life in Saint-Tropez, where he left a number of watercolor paintings, a technique that pushed him to impulsive creation.
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