Paul Signac - Embankment Clichy. Gloomy weather.

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Paul Signac - Embankment Clichy. Gloomy weather.

Product code: 723

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Execution type:

Canvas framed

+ Akrilo tepinėliai

Option:

Add Baguette Frame

Size:

60х90сm - 66.6€

Frame

Catalog of baguettes and frames

The code: 17

+10 €

In stock
The code: 17
Material: Composite frame
Hue: Бронзовый
Width: 5.2 cm
Height: 5.2 cm
Price per linear meter (with robot): 10 €

The code: 18

+20 €

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The code: 18
Material: Wooden frame
Hue: Золотой
Width: 5.2 cm
Height: 5.2 cm
Price per linear meter (with robot): 20 €

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Total order amount:

66.6 €

Subcategories:

Paul Signac Пуантилизм Пейзаж

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Standard - 3 working days 0€

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1.Print Quality!

1.Print Quality!

100% natural canvas
Thanks to printing on high-quality canvas, it ensures the accuracy of the image, the transitions of shades.
Safe ink!
We use only 100% ecological dyes from PROVEN MANUFACTURERS!

2. Wood Stretcher!

2. Wood Stretcher!

wooden stretcher
Thanks to printing on high-quality canvas, it ensures the accuracy of the image, the transitions of shades.
Safe ink!
We use only 100% ecological dyes from PROVEN MANUFACTURERS!

3. Fasteners. Lacquering!

3. Fasteners. Lacquering!

fasteners
Thanks to printing on high-quality canvas, it ensures the accuracy of the image, the transitions of shades.
Lacquering
We use only 100% ecological dyes from PROVEN MANUFACTURERS!

Paul Signac is one of the founders of pointillism, a neo-impressionist style in painting, when strokes are applied to the canvas with dots. Quai de Clichy. Gloomy Weather ”(1887) - during the Second World War, the work was stolen by the Nazis from the country house of the famous collector Gaston Levy. In July 2019, the German authorities returned it to the heirs of the French philanthropist.

Review - confirmation of our quality work!