Paul Signac (1863-1935) - The Port of Saint-Tropez

Paul Signac was a French painter and one of the leading representatives of neo-impressionism. Together with Georges Seurat, he developed the painting technique of pointillism, where small dots and color strokes are placed next to each other to create a vivid color and light effect. Signac drew inspiration from the sunlight, the sea, and the harbors of the South of France. His paintings are characterized by bright colors, careful composition, and a distinctive light effect. Including an 'attributed to' statement from a recognized appraiser.