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Gasometers at Clichy
by Paul Signac
StylePost-Impressionism
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Paul Signac painted the industrial gasometers at Clichy, on the outskirts of Paris. The Pointillist applied paint in small dots that create vibrant color effects. He found beauty in modern industrial subjects.
Signac carried on Seurat's Neo-Impressionist method after his friend's early death. This painting is at the National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne.
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About Gasometers at Clichy
You can see it at National Gallery of Victoria in Melbourne, Australia. Paul Signac created it. Paul Signac painted the industrial gasometers at Clichy, on the outskirts of Paris.
Paul Signac created this Neo-Impressionist industrial scene You can see it at National Gallery of Victoria. Paul Signac painted the industrial gasometers at Clichy, on the outskirts of Paris.
Signac painted gasometers and factories in the Parisian suburbs, showing modern industrial life through the lens of Neo-Impressionist color theory. He found beauty in unexpected subjects.
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