Those canvases reflect his love of sailing, and this artist of Women at the
In one of this artist's works, a worker with a green smudge on his jeans raises a pickaxe amidst a pile of rubble. That work is The Demolisher, while the influence of Alfred Sisley is apparent in his early suburban landscapes like The Genevilliers Road. He titled several of his works after musical tempos like Larghetto, Allegro Maestoso and Presto. Those canvases reflect his love of sailing, and this artist of Women at the Well also composed a study entitled From Delacroix to Neo-Impressionism. In addition, he created a psychedelic portrait of the man who coined the term "neo-impressionism," in which that figure holds a top hat and flower and stands in front of eight spiraling fields. In addition to that Portrait of Felix Feneon, he painted a large pine tree at Saint-Tropez. FTP, name this painter who, along with Georges Seurat, developed the style of pointillism.
In one of this artist's works, a worker with a green smudge on his jeans raises a pickaxe amidst a pile of rubble.
Paul {Signac}