Georges Seurat

He had a mistress, Madeleine Knobloch, and they had one son, Pierre Georges.
Yes, he had one son.

His drawings are mostly preparations for paintings. His painting style is Pointillism or Divisionism, also called neo-impressionism or luminism.

In 1879 Seurat left the École des Beaux-Arts and rented a studio together with his friends Aman-Jean and Ernest Laurent.

1.he went on the Louis and clark trip(i hope you know that).2.Captain Louis sent him out to find Moses b. Reed after he tried to escape from the voyage drouillard found him.3.Drouillard was origonnally imployed as a messenger but it turned out his hunting skills were so outstanding that he became a hunter also.4. his mother was shawnee and his father french canadian5.Drouillard brought a beaver to camp one night and the crew tamed it.6.he was baptised inthe Church Of The Assumption originally a Jesuit mission for the Huron Indians, that building was replaced by another and then the present church, built in 1842-1845.7.Lewis and Clark met him at fort massac illionis8.Drouillard was reffered to as drewyer in Lewis and clarks journals.9.Drouillard was payed 25 dollars a month but in the end recived $833.33.10.He was attacked by black feet Indians on a fur trading expidition after the voyage he was killed and buryed in an unmarked grave.

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Pilar Seurat died on June 2, 2001, in Los Angeles, California, USA of lung cancer.

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Post impressionist Georges Seurat developed a technique called pointillism by using an enormous number of dots of pure pigment each of which was approximately 2mm in diameter. The idea was to improve the brilliance of the painting. He was able to do this because of a new chemistry to make paints. This new technique was designed to be foolproof and had been inspired by the color theories of Chevreul, Rood and Maxwell. The former being Chevreul's "law of simultaneous contrast of colors". Also Rood's discovery that optical mixtures color were more intense than premixed colors. Seurat deduced that local color was simply one convention among others. It can be demonstrated by science that any hue modifies its neighboring color since it must induce an aureole of a tone which is its own complementary.

This information is one answer to a question often asked which is "what is modern art? This is a perfect example where modern 19th century science and art complement each other.

For instance the Paris Salon of 1893.

It is currently on exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago.

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His paintings are also intended to convey social commentary. The Grande Jatte makes use of symbols. A monkey in French (and female) is known as "singesse," denoting a prostitute

"Un Dimanche Après-midi sur l'Ile de la Grande Jatte" is the most expensive and popular painting of Georges Seurat today.

he died at age 12310 years

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No nickname.

Pointillism.

He was the third of four children.

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Henri Lehmann was a French painter and a significant figure in the art world during the late 19th century. He was a teacher and mentor to Georges Seurat, the founder of the Pointillist movement. Lehmann's influence helped shape Seurat’s artistic development, particularly in techniques related to color and composition. Their relationship reflects the mentorship and artistic exchange that characterized the Parisian art scene of the time.

Georges Seurat had three siblings: two brothers named Émile and Albert, and a sister named Marie. His family was relatively well-off, which allowed him to pursue his artistic education. Seurat's family background played a significant role in his development as an artist.