【Art Card】Seurat - Landscape of the Seine River | B4 Card

｜Design Concept The world's classic paintings are reproduced in a modern aesthetic way, using exquisite and warm art paper. Whether framed or easily hung, they are elegant decorations in daily life. They not only add beauty to life, but also allow you to enjoy the wonderful experience of art in your life anytime and anywhere. ｜The creative source comes from "View of the Seine (1882)" of the Metropolitan Museum of Art in New York ｜Georges Seurat (1859–1891) Founder of Neo-Impressionism, innovator of pointillism Georges Seurat was an important French Post-Impressionist artist and the founder of Pointillism. He combined color theory with painting in a very rational and scientific style, creating an unprecedented visual art style. His most well-known masterpiece, A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte, is a classic symbol of Neo-Impressionism. Seurat used countless tiny dots to compose his paintings, and utilized the interaction between primary and complementary colors to create a unique sense of light and shadow and layering. He is known as the "pioneer of computer pixels." Unlike the Impressionists who pursued sensuality and improvisation, Seurat's works were more rigorous and structured. His painting style is highly decorative and his brushstrokes are precise, giving his urban landscapes and figure paintings a calm and profound aesthetic perspective. Although she died young at the age of 31, Seurat's influence on art was profound. Using the artistic language of Neo-Impressionism, he announced the end of the Impressionist era and opened up new horizons for modern art. ｜Specifications Dimensions: H25.7×W36.4×D0.1 cm Packaging material: OPP bag Product material: art paper Number of items to be put in: 1 piece Origin: Taiwan