The Port of Marseille

The Port of Marseille (1907) by Paul Signac

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The Port of Marseille is a 1907^[1] oil on canvas Pointillist painting by Paul Signac, now in the Hermitage Museum, St Petersburg, Russia.^[2] The city's ships and port were a favourite subject of the painter, who also produced The Port of Marseille (1884), A View of Marseille (1905) and The Port of Marseille (1931).^[3]

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