The Seurat statues are back on Davenport’s Credit Island Park in all their blazing color, with a public rededication ceremony scheduled for 10 a.m. Friday.

The Seurat statues are returning to Davenport’s Credit Island — again — but the city’s parks department is none too thrilled about it.

Perhaps that’s why Sondheim connected so deeply with Georges Seurat, the French painter who created a revolutionary technique called Pointillism in his famous painting “A Sunday Afternoon on ...

In his geometric abstractions, he moves closer to the conte crayon works of Georges Seurat, something that would come to fruition in his graphite pencil drawings.

Georges Seurat (1859–1891), Seascape at Port-en-Bessin, Normandy, 1888. Oil on canvas, National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C.

Less known but of no less importance was Georges Seurat, born in 1859, who made it his goal to weld science and art into a technique of dot, dab and stitch strokes that would not only challenge ...

The Museum of Modern Art opened its first exhibition, “Cezanne, Gauguin, Seurat, van Gogh,” just weeks after the stock market crash that would lead to the Great Depression.

T he late great Georges Seurat is known in the U.S. very largely as the painter of one picture—his big Sunday afternoon scene showing some 40 figures taking their ease on the banks of the Seine ...

The exhibition includes just one painting, a scene of trees and buildings done in a pointillist style, in 1959, when Riley was copying works by Georges Seurat, one of her primary influences.

Performance Stephen Sondheim's Seurat musical gets the Santa Fe treatment Follow Spencer Fordin Spencer Fordin Jun 21, 2024 Updated Jun 24, 2024 0 1 of 3 ...

veryone knows about Georges Seurat. His vision of weekend leisure on the island of La Grand Jatte has entered the public consciousness in a way that few images ever do, endlessly reproduced, co-opted ...