L'Hirondelle Steamer on the Seine - Paul Signac
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This work by Paul Signac is a representation of the ship "Hirondelle" which was the first Swiss-made steamer on Lake Geneva. The ship is described as graceful because of the shape of its hull and remarkable in the harmony of its proportions. This harmony is found in the symmetrical construction of this pointillist work. In the painting Collioures, les balancelles, we can also see representations of boats.
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This work by Paul Signac is a representation of the ship "Hirondelle" which was the first Swiss-made steamer on Lake Geneva. The ship is described as graceful because of the shape of its hull and remarkable in the harmony of its proportions. This harmony is found in the symmetrical construction of this pointillist work. In the painting Collioures, les balancelles, we can also see representations of boats.
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