Description of the painting by Georges Seurat “Dancing couple”
The Paris School of Fine Arts brought up a talented graphic artist and painter, whose name has become known throughout the world. He became the founder of neo-impressionism. The master draws large compositions of the figures and enjoys landscape motifs. Georges Seuire’s worldview was greatly influenced by Rembrandt’s delightful creativity. His works are distinguished by the elegance of the pattern and the correct arrangements of color combinations, including a mosaic-fractional structure. Georges studies the distances in the picture, based on the sensations of light and colors, developing on this basis a new technique in painting – divisionism or pointillism.
This technique involves the style of writing small dot strokes of a completely pure color. In all his works there is a clear and proportional link in the construction of the entire structure of the picture, and the complementary effect is shimmer, which
When examining this drawing, each person who sees this will have a desire to join the dancing couple, speaking before a jubilant crowd of spectators. making the picture whole. For example, the presented canvas is a continuation of the stage action. The spectator watches the dancing actors who entertain and amuse the audience with their perky dance. However, this is no ordinary dance. As a rule, in all performances held in small theaters, the participants ridiculed the human shortcomings, and this dance is proof of that. Here are recognizable characters, which depicts a pair.
Such scenes were often performed on the streets and squares of Paris. And once, one of them was visited by the artist. To the depths of his soul, he touched the original dance and involuntarily had the idea to transfer it to the canvas. When examining this drawing, each person who sees this will have a desire to join the dancing couple, speaking before a jubilant crowd of spectators. making the picture whole. For example, the presented canvas is a continuation of the stage action. The spectator watches the dancing actors who entertain and amuse the audience with their perky dance. However, this is no ordinary dance. As a rule, in all performances held in small theaters, the participants ridiculed the human shortcomings, and this dance is proof of that. Here are recognizable characters, which depicts a pair. Such scenes were often performed on the streets and squares of Paris. And once, one of them was visited by the artist. To the depths of his soul, he touched the original dance and involuntarily had the idea to transfer it to the canvas. When examining this drawing, each person who sees this will have a desire to join the dancing couple, speaking before a jubilant crowd of spectators. Presented canvas is a continuation of the stage action.
The spectator watches the dancing actors who entertain and amuse the audience with their perky dance. However, this is no ordinary dance. As a rule, in all performances held in small theaters, the participants ridiculed the human shortcomings, and this dance is proof of that. Here are recognizable characters, which depicts a pair. Such scenes were often performed on the streets and squares of Paris. And once, one of them was visited by the artist. To the depths of his soul, he touched the original dance and involuntarily had the idea to transfer it to the canvas. When examining this drawing, each person who sees this will have a desire to join the dancing couple, speaking before a jubilant crowd of spectators. Presented canvas is a continuation of the stage action.
The spectator watches the dancing actors who entertain and amuse the audience with their perky dance. However, this is no ordinary dance. As a rule, in all performances held in small theaters, the participants ridiculed the human shortcomings, and this dance is proof of that. Here are recognizable characters, which depicts a pair. Such scenes were often performed on the streets and squares of Paris. And once, one of them was visited by the artist. To the depths of his soul, he touched the original dance and involuntarily had the idea to transfer it to the canvas. When examining this drawing, each person who sees this will have a desire to join the dancing couple, speaking before a jubilant crowd of spectators. who entertain and amuse the audience with their perky dance. However, this is no ordinary dance. As a rule, in all performances held in small theaters, the participants ridiculed the human shortcomings, and this dance is proof of that. Here are recognizable characters, which depicts a pair. Such scenes were often performed on the streets and squares of Paris. And once, one of them was visited by the artist. To the depths of his soul, he touched the original dance and involuntarily had the idea to transfer it to the canvas.
When examining this drawing, each person who sees this will have a desire to join the dancing couple, speaking before a jubilant crowd of spectators. who entertain and amuse the audience with their perky dance. However, this is no ordinary dance. As a rule, in all performances held in small theaters, the participants ridiculed the human shortcomings, and this dance is proof of that. Here are recognizable characters, which depicts a pair. Such scenes were often performed on the streets and squares of Paris. And once, one of them was visited by the artist. To the depths of his soul, he touched the original dance and involuntarily had the idea to transfer it to the canvas.
When examining this drawing, each person who sees this will have a desire to join the dancing couple, speaking before a jubilant crowd of spectators. which depicts a couple Similar scenes were often performed on the streets and squares of Paris. And once, one of them was visited by the artist. To the depths of his soul, he touched the original dance and involuntarily had the idea to transfer it to the canvas. When examining this drawing, each person who sees this will have a desire to join the dancing couple, speaking before a jubilant crowd of spectators. which depicts a couple Similar scenes were often performed on the streets and squares of Paris. And once, one of them was visited by the artist. To the depths of his soul, he touched the original dance and involuntarily had the idea to transfer it to the canvas. When examining this drawing, each person who sees this will have a desire to join the dancing couple, speaking before a jubilant crowd of spectators.
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