The Impressionists: Seurat (2003)
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- documentary film
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- United Kingdom
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This profile examines the French artist Georges Pierre Seurat who created the technique called Pointillism. It shows how he painted using tiny rectangles of pure color that blend when seen from a distance.
educationalfocusedinformativemeasuredcontemplativehistorical
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