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from 155,00 €Evening, Honfleur is Seurat’s quiet evening scene on the Normandy coast, painted in the summer of 1886, the year he finished the Grande Jatte. The original measures 94 x 78,3 centimetres including its painted frame and is held in New York by The Museum of Modern Art under inventory number […]
from 155,00 €Gray Weather, Grande Jatte is Seurat’s view from the island across the Seine, painted about 1886–88 under an overcast sky. The original measures 86,4 x 70,5 centimetres, is oil on canvas, and hangs in New York at The Metropolitan Museum of Art, in Gallery 823, under object number 2002.62.3. From […]
from 155,00 €The Channel of Gravelines, Petit Fort Philippe is Seurat’s quiet harbour scene of 1890, one of the last he painted. The original measures 92,1 x 73,3 centimetres, is oil on canvas, and is held and shown by the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields under accession 45.195. From us it […]
from 155,00 €The Channel of Gravelines, Grand Fort-Philippe is Seurat’s coastal scene of 1890: morning light over a wide, empty stretch of sand left by the receding tide. The original measures 81 x 65 centimetres, is signed, and is held in London by The National Gallery under inventory number NG6554. From us […]
from 155,00 €Seascape at Port-en-Bessin is Seurat’s coastal scene of 1888: green hills rolling back towards a turquoise-blue sea. The original measures 80,9 x 65,1 centimetres and is held in Washington by the National Gallery of Art under inventory number 1972.9.21. From us it is made as a hand-painted painting, oil on […]
from 108,00 €Dance Rehearsal in the Foyer shows a tall, greenish-grey practice room at the Paris Opéra during a rehearsal. Three tall arched windows at the back let in a pale daylight, a heavy brown column stands right of centre, a wooden barre runs along the right-hand wall, and at the lower [...]
from 188,00 €Blue Dancers shows a group of dancers in blue skirts standing close together just before going on. One raises both arms to her hair, another adjusts a strap, a third leans forward; the faces are barely indicated and the bodies overlap until they read as a single movement. The skirts [...]
from 132,00 €Jean Cocteau is a portrait of the poet painted in 1916, held in the Henry and Rose Pearlman Collection under the number L.1988.62.18 and on long-term loan to the Princeton University Art Museum. The sitter is upright in a red-brown armchair, in a blue-black suit and a black bow tie, […]
from 136,00 €Zaandam is from 1871, when Monet spent some months in Holland after the Franco-Prussian war. The wooden houses along the canal sit in a narrow band above the water; everything else is sky and reflection. The painter made more than twenty canvases there and said later that the Dutch light […]
from 123,00 €Le Pavé de Chailly runs through the forest of Fontainebleau, where the young Monet worked at his first attempts to paint outdoors. The road narrows towards the centre and pulls the eye into shadow; the canopy above is a single mass, not separate leaves. The exact year is not established: […]
from 110,00 €Venice, Palazzo Dario is from 1908, from Monet’s only stay in Venice. The marble front dissolves in the water into vertical strokes longer than the building itself. The painter was sixty-eight, worked in Venice for three months, and went on finishing those canvases years later at Giverny. The original is […]
from 139,00 €Léon Bakst is a narrow upright portrait of 1917, held by the National Gallery of Art in Washington in the Chester Dale Collection, under accession number 1963.10.173. The sitter was a painter and stage designer working in Paris; he kept the portrait himself until his death in 1924. With us […]
