Coastal landscape painting with sailboats by Konstantin Gorbatov, 1938
Style & Movement

Welcome to the Aurora & Athena gallery collection of Post-Impressionism. Flourishing from the late 1880s through the early 20th century, Post-Impressionism emerged as a brilliant reaction against the naturalistic limitations of Impressionism. While artists of the preceding movement focused primarily on the optical recording of light and atmosphere, Post-Impressionist masters sought to infuse their canvases with profound emotional resonance, symbolic meaning, and structural integrity.

This visionary movement gave rise to radically diverse, highly individualistic styles that fundamentally shaped the trajectory of modern art. From the swirling, passionate brushstrokes and intense emotional expression of Vincent van Gogh and the geometric reduction of Paul Cézanne, to Paul Gauguin’s exotic color symbolism and Georges Seurat’s meticulous Pointillism, these pioneers rejected strict visual realism in favor of personal expression and formal experimentation.

Today, Post-Impressionist works remain among the most coveted and historically significant assets in the global fine art market. At our gallery, we are proud to offer an exceptional selection of Post-Impressionism for sale. Our curated collection features authentic, museum-quality masterworks that bring timeless elegance, intellectual depth, and historic prestige to any elite collection. Explore our current inventory of Post-Impressionist paintings for sale and acquire a transcendent piece of late 19th-century art history.

6 Works in This Collection
Lucien Frennet - The Rialto Market, c. 1930's
Available
2.300 €

Lucien Frennet - The Rialto Market, c. 1930's

40.5 × 50.5 cm / Oil on Canvas
Herman Bogman - View of Amsterdam, c. 1960's
New Arrival
1.500 €

Herman Bogman - View of Amsterdam, c. 1960's

60 × 40 cm / Oil on Canvas
Henri Pierre Lejeune - Notre Dame de Paris, c. 1930's
Available
2.100 €

Henri Pierre Lejeune - Notre Dame de Paris, c. 1930's

32.5 × 40.5 cm / Oil on Panel
Lucien Mainssieux - Surroundings of Tipasa, 1951
Available
1.100 €

Lucien Mainssieux - Surroundings of Tipasa, 1951

25 × 34 cm / Oil on Panel
Pierre Eugène Duteurtre - La Couture, c. 1950's
New Arrival
1.900 €

Pierre Eugène Duteurtre - La Couture, c. 1950's

55 × 45.5 cm / Oil on Canvas
Guy Seradour - L'allée des Cavaliers, c. 1960's
New Arrival
1.950 €

Guy Seradour - L'allée des Cavaliers, c. 1960's

73.5 × 60 cm / Oil on Canvas

Frequently Asked Questions

Have questions about participating in our auctions or submitting your artwork? Find answers to common inquiries below, or feel free to reach out for more details.
Aurora & Athena generally holds three online auctions each year, typically in March, June and November. Our gallery operates year-round, offering carefully curated artworks through private sales
Our current selection of artworks available for private sale may be viewed in our Online Gallery.
Selected works may also be viewed in our showroom by prior appointment.
All Aurora & Athena auctions are conducted exclusively online. You may bid live through LiveAuctioneersInvaluableDrouot or BidSpirit, or leave absentee bids in advance on these platforms. Please refer to our How to Bid page for complete bidding instructions.
No. Telephone bidding is not available. As all auctions are held exclusively online, bidding is available only through LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable, Drouot and BidSpirit.

Yes! You can leave absentee bids directly on LiveAuctioneers, Invaluable or BidSpirit at any time before the auction begins.

Alternatively, if you prefer not to bid through a platform, you can submit an absentee bid directly to us. With a signed absentee bid form and valid ID, we’ll place bids on your behalf up to the maximum amount you specify.

For full details, please visit our How to Bid page.

Yes. All artworks may be viewed in our showroom by appointment only. We encourage collectors to inspect artworks in person whenever possible.
Credit card payments are accepted for purchases up to €5,000. Purchases exceeding this amount must be paid by bank wire transfer.
For auction purchases, payment is due within 14 days of the auction. For gallery purchases and private sales, payment terms are agreed individually.
For purchases of €1,000 or more, buyers must complete our client registration (KYC) procedure before the transaction can be finalized. Required documentation includes a completed Client Registration Form, a valid passport or national ID, and proof of address dated within the last three months.
For auction purchases, where applicable, KYC documentation and payment must both be completed within 14 days of the auction.
Yes. Artworks may be collected by appointment or shipped worldwide. For every purchase — at auction, through the gallery, or via a private sale — Aurora & Athena coordinates professional, insured shipping on your behalf with trusted logistics partners. If you'd prefer to arrange your own shipping instead, we're happy to work with a provider of your choice.
It’s easy! Just fill out the form on our website: auroraathena.com/sell — or email us at sell@auroraathena.com. Be sure to include key details like the artist, technique, size, and clear photos of the artwork (front, back, and signature if possible). The more information you provide, the better we can evaluate your submission. We’ll get back to you as soon as we review it!
Auction purchases are governed by our Auction Terms & Conditions. Gallery purchases and private sales are governed by our Gallery Terms & Conditions.
If you require any additional information regarding our auctions, gallery, private sales or services, we would be delighted to assist. Contact us via our Contact page or email contact@auroraathena.com.

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