reproductions

Seurat was twenty-two when he painted this dense forest interior: trunks rising through the whole height, scattered light, and no path, figure or horizon. We make the painting entirely by hand in oils, in eight sizes or to your measurements, and send a photograph for approval before dispatch.

Young workers rest and wade by the Seine on a summer day, a dog in the water and factory chimneys beyond: Seurat’s first large-scale painting, almost three metres wide. We paint it by hand in oils, in eight sizes or to your measurements, and you approve a photograph before it ships.

Seurat’s companion Madeleine Knobloch raises a powder puff to her cheek, the wall a weave of violet, green and rose dots, in his only major portrait. We make this painting by hand in oils, in eight sizes or to your own measurements, and send a photograph for approval before dispatch.

A dense bunch of flowers, red above all, in a plain vase against a dark, dappled ground: the only still-life painting Seurat is known to have made, when he was barely twenty. We paint it by hand in oils, in eight sizes or to your own measurements, and you approve a photograph before it is sent.