Clipper, 1887Oil on canvas, 46 x 55 cmSigned and dated lower left: P. Signac 87; inscribed lower right: Op. 155Reflecting surfaces of water were Paul Signac’s main subject. In this early Neo-Impressionist painting he focused on a stretch of the Seine that is framed by two bridges in his hometown, Asnières, near Argenteuil. Signac developed the Pointillist technique while examining the Impressionist repertoire of motifs.Fine Art Reproduction FramedThis painting was profesionally reproduced to be an exact copy of the original which is in located in Potsdam’s historic center, the Museum Barberini is an art museum that was initiated by Hasso Plattner, the founder of the German software company SAP and a patron of the arts. Since its opening in 2017, the Barberini has established itself as one of the most popular museums in Germany with international exhibitions and an extraordinary collection of Impressionist paintings.

Excellent copy including copy of the original frame.

27 x 3 x 30 in