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Seurat, Georges
1859–1891
Nationality: France
Born: 1859, former 5th arrondissement of Paris
Died: 1891, boulevard de Magenta
Gender: male
Movements
pointillism
Impressionism
Post-impressionism
Occupations
architectural draftsperson
painter
draftsperson
Biography
French Post-Impressionist painter credited with the invention of Neo-Impressionism. He attempted to apply aspects of color theory and the psychology of perception to his landscapes and genre scenes. His most famous painting is 'A Sunday on the Grand Jatte', which uses the technique of pointillism to depict light and shapes. French painter. Comment on works: Landscapes
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Notable Works
- A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte
- Bathers at Asnières
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