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Pointillism is a painting technique where artists apply small dots or dashes of pure color directly onto the canvas, allowing the viewer's eye to blend these dots together rather than mixing the colors on a palette. This method, exemplified in works like Seurat's "Parade de cirque," was significant because it offered a scientific approach to color and light that influenced modern art movements.
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- painting technique
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- Impressionism
- Field of work
- painting
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- VanGogh 1887 Selbstbildnis.jpg
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- divisionism
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- Pointillism
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- Category:Pointillism
- discoverer or inventor
- Paul Signac
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Pointillismus bezeichnet eine Stilrichtung in der Malerei. Sie hatte in den Jahren zwischen 1889 und 1910 ihre Blütezeit. Der Pointillismus wird dem Post-Impressionismus zugeordnet. Bedeutende Künstler des Pointillismus sind Georges Seurat, Gustave Cariot, Paul Signac, Henri Edmond Cross, Giovanni Segantini, der Belgier Théo van Rysselberghe und einige Jahre lang auch Camille Pissarro. Auf deutscher Seite gelten Curt Herrmann und Paul Baum als Hauptvertreter des Pointillismus.
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