Atualizado em Novembro 2026 · classificado pela nossa pontuação de popularidade (pesquisas, visitas e pedidos de cada obra) · 22 obras de Pierre Signac em nosso catálogo
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De todas as obras originais deixadas por Pierre Signac, a mais famosa é Christina, Queen of Sweden (1650), da coleção do Nationalmuseum, em Estocolmo. Logo atrás vêm Miniature portrait of Charles XI, King of Sweden 1660-1697, as a child (1662) e Miniature portrait of Charles XI, King of Sweden 1660-1697 (1672). Nosso catálogo contém 22 obras de Pierre Signac; a galeria preservou as 22 que o mundo mais admira, cada uma exibida com sua data, seu museu e sua história.
Christina, Queen of Sweden is a portrait by the French artist Pierre Signac. Created about 1650, the work captures the likeness of Christina of Sweden. Signac, who lived from 1623 to 1684, was a specialist in miniature painting and enamel, a skill that defined his career in the service of various European royals.
Christina Queen of SwedenNationalmuseum
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Magnus Gabriel de la Gardie (1622-86), riksdrots, greveNationalmuseum
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Self-portrait (?)Finnish National Gallery
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Portrait of a young manFinnish National Gallery
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Jean De Geer, Foundry proprietorNationalmuseum
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A Unknown ManNationalmuseum
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Karl X Gustav, King of SwedenNationalmuseum
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Okänd manNationalmuseum
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Gustaf Otto Stenbock (1614-85), riksamiral, greveNationalmuseum
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Unknown womanNationalmuseum
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Karl XI, King of SwedenNationalmuseum
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Kristina, drottning av SverigeNationalmuseum
Os 3 museus que detêm a maioria das pinturas desta página.
| Museus | Cidade | Obras de Pierre Signac | Pinturas desta lista |
|---|---|---|---|
 Nationalmuseum |
Estocolmo | 18 | Christina, Queen of Sweden, King Karl XI of Sweden, Karl XI (1655-1697), King of Sweden, Palatine Count of Zweibrücken, married to Ulrika Eleonora the Elder, Princess of Denmark |
 Royal Armoury |
Stockholm | 2 | Miniature portrait of Charles XI, King of Sweden 1660-1697, as a child, Miniature portrait of Charles XI, King of Sweden 1660-1697 |
 Finnish National Gallery |
Helsínquia | 2 | Self-portrait (?), Portrait of a young man |
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Christina, Queen of Sweden is a portrait by the French artist Pierre Signac. Created about 1650, the work captures the likeness of Christina of Sweden. Signac, who lived from 1623 to 1684, was a specialist in miniature painting and enamel, a skill that defined his career in the service of various European royals.
Christina, Queen of Sweden (1650), Nationalmuseum, Estocolmo. Miniature portrait of Charles XI, King of Sweden 1660-1697, as a child (1662) e Miniature portrait of Charles XI, King of Sweden 1660-1697 (1672) vêm a seguir.
27 anos: Christina, Queen of Sweden data de 1650, e Pierre Signac nasceu em 1623.
Christina, Queen of Sweden, Miniature portrait of Charles XI, King of Sweden 1660-1697, as a child, Miniature portrait of Charles XI, King of Sweden 1660-1697, King Karl XI of Sweden, Karl XI (1655-1697), King of Sweden, Palatine Count of Zweibrücken, married to Ulrika Eleonora the Elder, Princess of Denmark, Queen Hedvig Eleonora of Sweden, Ulrika Eleonora the Elder, Queen of Sweden, Christina, Queen of Sweden, Christina, Queen of Sweden e Karl XI, King of Sweden. O ranking acima apresenta o ano e o museu de cada uma.
Nosso catálogo contém 22 obras de Pierre Signac, datadas de 1650 a 1682.
Principalmente em Nationalmuseum (Estocolmo), Royal Armoury (Stockholm) e Finnish National Gallery (Helsínquia). A tabela de museus acima lista todos eles.
Em 1680s: 3 das 22 obras nesta página foram feitas então, sendo King Karl XI of Sweden delas.
Nesta página, a mais antiga é Christina, Queen of Sweden (1650) e a mais recente é Ulrika Eleonora the Elder, Queen of Sweden (1682).
Christina, Queen of Sweden, King Karl XI of Sweden e Karl XI (1655-1697), King of Sweden, Palatine Count of Zweibrücken, married to Ulrika Eleonora the Elder, Princess of Denmark: o Nationalmuseum, Estocolmo detém 18 das obras desta página.
Pierre Signac was a French painter, enameler, and miniature painter who was born in France around 1623. A student of the enamel painter Jean Toutin II, Signac’s career took a significant turn when he was noticed by Magnus Gabriel De la Gardie during an embassy trip to France. This encounter led to an offer to enter the service of Queen Christina, arriving in Stockholm on the eve of Christmas in 1646. During her time in Sweden, Signac painted 32 large portraits of the Queen, alongside various miniatures featured in bells and boxes.
His artistic output included portraits of several notable figures, such as:
Following the departure of Queen Christina in 1654, Signac remained in Sweden, serving the regent and working extensively for Queen Edwige-Éléonore. His travels took him to England and Germany while accompanying Otto Wilhelm de Kœnigsmark on an embassy, as well as a return to Paris. In 1665, he was sent to Paris by the Queen to paint miniature portraits of kings and princes.
Signac’s work is preserved in various prestigious collections, including the Nationalmuseum, the Gothenburg Museum of Fine Arts, the Bank of Sweden, and the National Gallery of Finland. Beyond his visual arts, a collection of poetry published in Holland in 1675 suggests he may have also been a poet. He died in Stockholm in 1684, leaving his studio to his widow, Suzanne Bouchiaud.
