Artist: Paul Signac
Style: Pointillism
Topic: Food Meal Buildings Family
Date: 1887
Size: 89 x 115 cm
Museum: Kröller-Müller Museum (Otterlo, Netherlands)
Technique: Oil On Canvas
Paul Signac, a prominent French Neo-Impressionist painter, created the captivating piece 'Breakfast (The Dining Room)' in 1886-1887. This masterpiece is an exquisite example of Pointillism, which uses small dots of color to create a vibrant and lively image.
A Glimpse into Bourgeois Life
'Breakfast (The Dining Room)' showcases a scene from bourgeois life, featuring a large round table adorned with fine china and silverware. The backlit window creates dramatic light and strong contrasts of light and shade, adding depth and atmosphere to the painting.
The Art of Paul Signac
Signac was a pioneer in Neo-Impressionism, which emphasizes the importance of color theory. His innovative technique captures the essence of natural light and movement, creating an impressionistic yet structured composition.
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