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Seurat mixed in a zinc yellow to make different hues, for grass and trees, for example.
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In this technique, you surround a figure with a complementary color or, in Seurat's painting, a lighter hue.
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Even more emphatic was his rejection of Seurat's Pointillist technique and what he considered the painter's coldly impersonal forms.
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This scene is "Sunday at la Grande Jatte, " painted by George Seurat.
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The following year he bought a second Renoir, two Gauguins, two Cezannes, two Manets, two Monets, a Daumier, a Seurat and a Van Gogh.
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For example, Berns' unaged version showed how Seurat employed simultaneous contrast.
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At the time that story was published, Rosenberg owned at least 89 works worthy of a gallery show, including 43 Picassos and paintings by Degas, Seurat and Renoir.
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When they had shown the French Neo-Impressionist Georges Seurat's "A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte" in 1887, the XX artists lauded his well-mannered painting of a Parisian crowd.
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This show is rich with familiar masterpieces works by Claude Monet, Edouard Manet, Pierre-Auguste Renoir, Edgar Degas, Georges Seurat only this time we see them through the glass of fashion, with period gowns and accessories on view, some looking as if they drifted right out of a canvas.
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When she goes to that beach, the stunningly pictorial seascapes she composes, reminiscent of paintings by Seurat and Courbet, suggest the agonized state of permanent exile that she alludes to in her voice-over monologue: Jewish identity is one with modern European intellectual and cultural life which gave rise to the Holocaust, and which is itself under siege.
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