<p>Paul Signac was a French painter whose collection of works includes colorful paintings and etchings, many inspired by his love of sailing. Shorelines and cities were often the subject of his works, which portray serene scenes in vibrant colors.</p>
<p>Beginning in 1886, Signac worked in the Neoimpressionist style, layering dots and dashes of paint to create optical colored effects. Viewed closely, the eye registers the tiny brush marks of pigment as detached; viewed from a distance, however, the eye blends the colors and they appear as larger, cohesive forms. The Lehman picture is one of four summer landscapes that Signac painted during his stay in Collioure, a small fishing village in France.</p>
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