Introduction: On this page you will find some Divisionist paintings. The principal element of the neo-impressionist method was not the point but the division of tones, giving simultaneous contrasts. So, Divisionism is the dominant technique within Neo-Impressionism. Also sweeping brushstrokes and mosaic like brushstrokes were used. The artist that most consequently used this technique was Paul Signac. On this page you will find some specific examples. First of Seurat, then of Signac, then of other painters in an alphabetical order. Only more specific divisionist paintings will be shown. The paintings will be shown by form.
See also Pointillist paintings, neo-impressionist paintings, neo-impressionists and Neo-Impressionism. Note: additional pictures and info will be added.
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Georges Seurat: 8IE-1886-176, Le bec du Hoc (Grand-Camp) =1885, DR153 dH159, Le Bec du Hoc, Grandcamp, 66×82, Tate London (iR2;iR6;iR11;R3,p271;R183,no153;R2,p446;R90II,p252+275;R207,p122-7;M62) =2SdI-1886-354 =4XX-1887-2 =RI1888/02 =9XX-1892-4 =1LE-1904-145
Georges Seurat: 8IE-1886-178, La rade de Grand-Camp =1885, DR154, La rade de Grandcamp, 64×80, A2018/05/08 (iR11;iR15;iR6;R183,no154;R207,p122-6;R90II,p252+275;R2,p446+465) =2SdI-1886-355 =4XX-1887-3 =RI1888/01 =9XX-1892-3 =8SdI-1892-1092 =RB1900-18 =EU-C-1900-610 =1LE-1904-144
Paul Signac: 1895, CR281, Saint-Tropez, Fontaine des Lices, 65×81, private (iRx;R106,no281) =13SdI-1897-1092 =Berlin-1927-3 =BJ1930-131
Paul Signac: 1899, CR333, Le quai (Saint-Tropez), 65×81, Saint-Tropez MdA (iR10;iRx;iR6;R106,no333;M219) =17SdI-1901-928 =47SdI-1936-3056
Paul Signac: 1905, CR424, Grand Canal, Venice, 74×92, Toledo MA (iRx;R39,no114;R106,no424;M102) =BJ1907-12 =BJ1930-27 =PP1934-21
Paul Signac: 1906, CR446, The Harbour, Red Sunset (St. Tropez), 65×81, private Chicago (iRx;R106,no445) =BJ-1907-23 =23SdI-1907-4540
Paul Signac: 1907, CR457, La Corne d’or, matin, 73×92, MC Marseille (iR10;iR6;R106,no457) =24SdI-1908-5608 =PP1934-24
Paul Signac: 1909, CR477, Le marché au Vérone, la place aux herbes, 89×116, A2010/05/04 (iR2;iR11;R106,no477) 25SdI-1909-1469
Paul Signac: 1909, CR481, Le Château (palais) des Papes à Avignon, evening, 74×93, Orsay (iR2;R106,no481;R39,no131;R16,p322;R3,p366;M1) =28SdI-1912-2999 =!?EU-Ghent-1913-366 =PP1934-27
Paul Signac: 1913, CR495, Les Tours vertes, La Rochelle, 73×92, A2011/06/22 (iR10;iR132;iR11;R106,no495) =BJ1930-33 =PP1934-29
Paul Signac: 1916, CR509, The pink cloud, Antibes, 71×89, MA Maine (iRx;R39,no135;R106,no509) =BJ1923-25
Paul Signac: 1918-20, CR543, Le port de Marseille, 117×162, Orsay -> MC Marseille (iR10;iR94;iR6;R106,no543;M1) =31SdI-1920-4128 =PP1934-28
Paul Signac: 1921, CR549, Entry to the port of La Rochelle, 130×162, Orsay (iR2;R16,p329;R106,no549;M1) =33SdI-1922-3225 =BJ1923-1 =PP1934-34 =47SdI-1936-3059
Paul Signac: 1929, CR590, L’Odet à Quimper, 43×56, A2007/06/20 (iR11;R106,no590) =41SdI-1930-3953 =47SdI-1936-3064
Paul Signac: 1931, CR595, Trois-mâts terre-neuvas, voiles au sec, Saint-Malo, 73×92, MuMa Le Havre (iR10;M15;R106,no595) =PP1934-41 =47SdI-1936-3061
Paul Signac: 1931, CR596, (Le Port de) Barfleur, 73×92, A2011/02/08 (iR10;iR94;iR11;R106,no596) =43SdI-1932-3741 =PP1934-43
Paul Signac: 1933, CR606, Canal Saint-Martin, 46×65, private (iR10;iR108;aR1;iR39;R106,no606) =45SdI-1934-4113
Paul Signac: 1934, CR609, La cité, Paris, 60×73, A2013/05/07 (iR11;R106,no609) =45SdI-1934-4108
Louis Hayet (1864-1940): 1887-88, Banks of the Oise at Dawn, 51×71, Cleveland MA (M27;iR6)
Maximilien Luce (1858-1941): 1889ca, Banks of the Seine at Herblay, sunset, 50×65, private (iRx;R306,no7) =!? 8SdI-1892-723
Maximilien Luce (1858-1941): 1890ca, The Louvre and Pont du Carrousel, Night Effect, 65×81, private (iRx;R306,no11) =7SdI-1891-790, La Seine, effet de nuit
Maximilien Luce (1858-1941): 1894, SDbr, Quay at Camaret, Finistère, 89×117, MFA Springfield (iRx;R306,no17;M164) =? Paris-1894-1 =LE-1895-383 =Bing-1896-126bis
Camille Pissarro: 8IE-1886-102, Plein soleil, paysage aux champs =!? 1886, CCP830, Peasant women picking herbs, Éragny, 38×46, A2018/06/20 (iR14;iR13;iR10;R116,CCP830;R2,p445;R90II,p247) Probably bought by Durand-Ruel in 1886; =New York-NAD-1887-169; =?1 New York DR-1903-17
Camille Pissarro: 8IE-1886-102, Plein soleil, paysage aux champs =!? 1886, CCP830, Peasant women picking herbs, Éragny (detail), 38×46, A2018/06/20 (iR14;iR13;iR10;R116,CCP830;R2,p445;R90II,p247) Probably bought by Durand-Ruel in 1886; =New York-NAD-1887-169; =?1 New York DR-1903-17
Émile Schuffenecker: 1888, SDbr, View of the cliffs at Etretat, 55×74 (54×65), Indianapolis MA (A2020/05/05) (iR11;iR14;iR2;iR6;R56,no65;M165)
Paul Signac: 1886, CR119, opus 133, Les Andelys, L’Île à Lucas, 66×44, private (iR10;iR64;R39,p123;R106,no119) =2SdI-1886-366
Paul Signac: 1897-99, CR336, The wrecker (Le démolisseur, panneau pour une Maison du Peuple), 250×152, Nancy MBA (iRx;R39,no88B;R106,no336;M218) =17SdI-1901-925
Paul Signac: 1897-99, CR336, The wrecker (Le démolisseur, panneau pour une Maison du Peuple; detail), 250×152, Nancy MBA (iRx;R39,no88B;R106,no336;M218) =17SdI-1901-925