Symphony of Colors: Paul Signac and Neo-Impressionism

Paul Signac’s luminous paintings were part of a larger ambition to rethink colour and the organisation of modern art. This exhibition catalogue examines both the pictures and the networks around them, tracing his relationship with Seurat and the wider Neo-Impressionist circle.

Scholarly essays draw on correspondence and diaries to consider Signac as a painter, theorist, collector and organiser. Works by related artists help explain the exchanges that sustained the movement. For readers who enjoy Signac’s harbour and landscape prints in our collection, the book offers useful context for the deliberate touches of pure colour that give those scenes their distinctive structure and brightness.

Book Details

• Author / editor: Edited by Michael Philipp, Nerina Santorius and Ortrud Westheider
• Publisher: Prestel
• Format: Hardback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 9783791391977
• Publication year: 2026

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