Post-Impressionism is a broad term for the diverse styles that developed in Western art, primarily in France, between roughly 1886 and 1910, as painters moved beyond Impressionism's concern with light and atmosphere. Artists including Paul Cézanne, Vincent van Gogh, Georges Seurat and Paul Gauguin each pursued highly personal approaches, emphasising structure, colour as expression, and symbolic or emotional content over direct observation.
This collection brings together 26 faithful prints of public-domain works by the great masters of the movement: harbour scenes and sun-drenched landscapes such as The Port of Saint-Tropez, monumental figure compositions including Bathers at Asnières, Cézanne's endlessly studied Mont Sainte-Victoire, and the quiet intensity of The Card Players. Each print is produced in full colour on 225gsm matt photo paper, available in sizes A4 to A1, framed or print-only, from £19.