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| − | Pointillism is an artistic movement that involved placing tiny dots of unmixed colors side by side, with the hope that the colors would end up appearing more vivid than if they were used in the traditional method. [[Seurat]] was the main artist of Pointillism. | + | [[Image:369px-Seurat-La Parade detail.jpg|right|thumb|A closeup of Georges Seurat's ''La Parade'' (1889).]] |
| + | '''Pointillism''' is an artistic movement that involved placing tiny dots of unmixed colors side by side, with the hope that the colors would end up appearing more vivid than if they were used in the traditional method. [[Seurat]] was the main artist of Pointillism. | ||
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Revision as of 21:33, April 11, 2007
Pointillism is an artistic movement that involved placing tiny dots of unmixed colors side by side, with the hope that the colors would end up appearing more vivid than if they were used in the traditional method. Seurat was the main artist of Pointillism.