Pointillism│OVERVIEW

Searching for new methods to paint more and more vivid art, the artists Georges Seurat, and his student, Paul Signac, experimented with applying small strokes or dots of color to a surface so that from a distance they visually blend together. In this video, we present their ideas and how they affected the art world.
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[@legendarynoob4689]

helped me a ton. Thanks for the video.

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[@ChuckBaggett]

The computer voice should be redone. There are better options. We users should be able to tell TH-cam to fix grammar errors in the transcript and replace the voice track with a computer voice of our choice.

[@liza236]

Bad grammar and pronunciations. I wonder if the voice is computer generated.

[@rebeccastebbins5275]

"Sig-nac?" "La Granday Jat?" "The River Sane?" "Point-i-lism?" The mispronunciation is awful. I would never show this to my students. Also the grammar - "the ways the hues was mixed..." Just terrible.

[@jeff__w]

2:21 “It was not only matter how bright and colorful was the colors on its own.”
2:51 “His paintings was created…”