The Port of St. Tropez II — Signac Tapestry Blanket
The Port of St. Tropez II — Signac Tapestry Blanket
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Paul Signac settled in the small Mediterranean fishing village of Saint-Tropez in 1892, and its harbor became one of his most frequent subjects for the rest of his career. This lithograph was published in "L'Estampe originale," an influential Paris portfolio of original prints issued in the 1890s that showcased leading avant-garde artists working in printmaking. Signac's contribution captures the port's masts and quayside in the flattened, decorative style he developed after Neo-Impressionism's strict Pointillist phase, using color and line rather than dots alone.
Jacquard-woven as a soft, double-sided tapestry throw with fringed edges — a warm layer for the sofa or bed.
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It made the breakfast nook feel finished in a way I could not manage on my own. Every line in The Port of St. Tropez II is crisp, even in the busiest areas.
I wanted something for the dining room that nobody else would have, and this is it. The smallest marks in The Port of St. Tropez II are still visible, which is the entire point. Thank you for making something this good.
It has completely changed how the family room feels. The color in The Port of St. Tropez II is what people mean when they talk about Signac. Don’t think twice, just order it.
This is the rare purchase that looks better in person than online. The weave is tight enough to hold every bit of the detail. It makes the hallway feel like somebody with taste lives here. Perfect from start to finish.