GENERAL DESCRIPTION
Pointillism refers to marks applied as distinct points with no transitional tones. This technique can be used in multiple mediums and typifies the paintings of impressionists and neo-impressionists who chose to apply paint as separate dots of color.
Excerpt from
- Anne Bromberg, "Painting: Materials and Techniques," DMA Unpublished material, 1986-1987.
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Source- Anne Bromberg, "Painting: Materials and Techniques," DMA research document, Education files, 1986-1987.
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- Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History~Learn about Georges Seurat and Paul Signac's involvement in developing and promoting pointillism and similar techniques associated with neo-impressionism.
- Kröller-Müller Museum, the Netherlands~View images and a video of Seurat's work.
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General Description
Pointillism refers to marks applied as distinct points with no transitional tones. This technique can be used in multiple mediums and typifies the paintings of impressionists and neo-impressionists who chose to apply paint as separate dots of color.
Excerpt from
- Anne Bromberg, "Painting: Materials and Techniques," DMA Unpublished material, 1986-1987.
Fun Facts
Archival Resources
Web Resources
- Heilbrunn Timeline of Art History~Learn about Georges Seurat and Paul Signac's involvement in developing and promoting pointillism and similar techniques associated with neo-impressionism.
- Kröller-Müller Museum, the Netherlands~View images and a video of Seurat's work.
Notes
Source- Anne Bromberg, "Painting: Materials and Techniques," DMA research document, Education files, 1986-1987.
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