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A 5 page paper which compares and contrasts Paul Signac’s Evening Calm with Andre Derain’s Fishing Boats. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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different yet they still serve to illustrate a particular time period in the evolution of painting. In the case of Signac he painted this particular painting, Evening Calm (1891) (oil
on canvas), after he had been a painter for many years, and this particular painting illustrates the style of Neo Impressionism which he had seen born several years prior (Artchive
[2], 2007). This style "permitted him to give color a predominant role" (Artchive [2], 2007). In relationship to Derain he was a man whose style changed through the years and
in 1905, when this painting, Fishing Boats (oil on canvas), was created, he was in the beginning of his career as an artist and was deeply associated with his friend
Matisse in relationship to the style that would be called Fauvism (Artchive [1], 2007). He would diverge from this style, the style seen in this painting, following WWI and the
years that would follow (Artchive [1], 2007). The following paper compares and contrasts these two landscape/boat paintings. Signac and Derain: Comparison and Contrast
These two paintings are both paintings whose subject matter depicts boats with Signacs presenting boats in the water at a distance, with obvious landscaping, and Derains boats all
but piled together with human figures within the painting. In Signacs there is the quiet and distant observation of what looks to almost be a sailboat race as many boats
are seen in the distance, with landscape in the front and on the side. It is a very much a Neo Impressionistic painting as the brush work, the style, is
almost allusive and incredibly soft. In the case of Derains painting it almost urges the viewer to feel they are caught in the middle of great activity with people and
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