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Paul Signac 1863–1935
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Paris, le Pont Royal

c. 1925
graphite, watercolor and gouache on laid Van Gelder Zonen 10¼ h × 16¼ w in (26 × 41 cm)

estimate: $10,000–15,000

result: $21,250

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Signed to lower right 'P. Signac'. Sold with a certificate of authenticity issued by Marina Ferretti and a digital copy of the invoice from Frost & Reed.
provenance: Peter Findlay Gallery, New York | Frost & Reed, London | Acquired from the previous in 1989, Collection of David and Vivian Campbell, Toronto | Thence by descent, Barry Campbell

This work will ship from Wright in Chicago, Illinois.

In Paris it is the Seine that calls [Signac] and holds him, and he finds the most delicate shades on his palette to express the mobility of its wakes, the airiness of the bridges dissolved in the mist, the softness of the sky in which the towers and spires of the Cité rise.

Léon Deshairs, Les Aquarelles de Signac, 1921

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Paul Signac 1863–1935
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Paris, le Pont Royal

Paris, le Pont Royal

In Paris it is the Seine that calls [Signac] and holds him, and he finds the most delicate shades on his palette to express the mobility of its wakes, the airiness of the bridges dissolved in the mist, the softness of the sky in which the towers and spires of the Cité rise.

**Léon Deshairs, Les Aquarelles de Signac, 1921**

Paul Signac 1863–1935 follow artist

Paris, le Pont Royal

Paris, le Pont Royal

In Paris it is the Seine that calls [Signac] and holds him, and he finds the most delicate shades on his palette to express the mobility of its wakes, the airiness of the bridges dissolved in the mist, the softness of the sky in which the towers and spires of the Cité rise.

Léon Deshairs, Les Aquarelles de Signac, 1921

Paul Signac 1863–1935
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**Léon Deshairs, Les Aquarelles de Signac, 1921**