No. 10 of 115 · The Art History Series
The Buoy
Pictures by Paul Signac
Paul Signac's The Buoy shows an orange buoy bobbing in the harbor of Saint-Tropez, sailboats and sunlit houses reflected in dabs of yellow and blue. Signac was a keen sailor and a close friend of Seurat, and this 1894 color lithograph helped make the little port famous. For someone who loves the sea, sunshine or fine art.
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Post-Impressionism / THE BUOY / Paul Signac, 1894 / An orange buoy floats in the harbor of Saint-Tropez, its reflection broken into dabs of yellow and blue. Signac, a keen sailor and Seurat's close friend, made this color lithograph in 1894 and helped make the little port famous.
