Georges Seurat

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A George Seurat-inspired project where Honors students explored the technique of pointillism, the building up of color and value through a stippling technique (small dots). People tend to either lo…

Signac's shimmering depiction of Comblat-le-Château and its the surrounding valley in the Auvergne possesses all the hallmarks of a great Divisionist composition. Composed primarily with a bold palette of blue, purple and green, the picture captures the atmosphere of a warm summer day as the trees cast their shadows across a sun-dappled pasture. [Sotheby’s, New York - Oil on canvas, 46.5 x 55 cm]

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A short biography on the life of the French Post-Impressionism artist, Georges Seurat, who lived in the 19th

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Self portrait by Georges Seurat,

Lots of how-to sites these days treat Pointillism as though it is a technique as simple as grabbing a Q-tip and filling in shapes with dots of a color. Maybe it is, now. But Pointillism - as it appeared in the work of Seurat, Signac, and Cross - was much more technical than the Pointillist techniques often employed today. by Georges-Pierre Seurat Pointillism actually relies on a trick of the eye. Not just to blend adjacent dots of color together into one mass, but to actually blend two or…