| The artistic movement known as divisionism was an Italian response to the impressionists and post-impressionists. |
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| Seurat's theory of optical mixtures, which he called divisionism, influenced Signac, and the style eventually became known as pointillism. |
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| It sounds more as if there is a construct of divisionism on both sides that needs addressing. |
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| According to some sources, hundreds of people had recently been denounced by name for divisionism on a recent radio programme. |
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| The actual art-historical purpose of this show is to help Signac escape from the shadow of Georges Seurat, the master theorist of pointillism, or divisionism. |
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| After the genocide, the Rwandan Government had been unable to accept any political party which called for divisionism and MDR had thus been dissolved and PDR and ADEP had been banned. |
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| The charge of divisionism has been used to swat criticism. |
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| The founder President Bernard NTAGANDA is in detention since the 24th June 2010, charged with negation of genocide, divisionism and formation of a terrorist group. |
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| The allegations of denial of genocide, divisionism and collaboration with a terrorist organisation are nothing more than a pretext to block all political activities. |
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| The terms divisionism and pointillism originated in descriptions of Seurat's painting technique, in which paint was applied to the canvas in dots of contrasting pigment. |
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| But for social realists like Constantin Meunier, divisionism was no cure for a divided society. |
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| Bahrainis have lived as a united people for centuries, and such classifications must be avoided to foil plots to instigate divisionism and harm national unity. |
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| We must uphold the genuine values of coexistence and uphold cohesion between components of our united society and to beware of conspiracies aimed to sow dissent, divisionism. |
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| Despite its three parts, this collection resists divisionism and its essays consistently challenge narrow definitions of history, geography, allegiance or personality. |
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| This mediocre dot method has nothing to do with the aesthetic of the painters we are defending here, nor with the technique of divisionism they use. |
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| In the early stages, the painters became enthused with Divisionism and later with Cubism, but they came to regard the latter as too static. |
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| His paintings during this period were derivatives of Divisionism, as practiced by the Neo-Impressionist painter, Georges Seurat. |
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| This superb show revisits the techniques of Divisionism and neo-Impressionism through 37 oils, including works by Paul Signac and Le Sidaner. |
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