| As the foreword to the exhibition's catalogue notes, Signac has always existed in the shadow of the more famous pointillist, Georges Seurat. |
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| The pointillist painting method can be adapted to all levels of elementary and secondary art education. |
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| His style is that of a pointillist or mosaicist, painstakingly filling in a picture. |
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| Gauguin and Bernard were the first to reject Impressionist and pointillist techniques in favour of Synthetist methods. |
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| The form would be similar to the point of a pointillist painting, future protagonist of the work. |
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| Each viewer is thus an unconscious pointillist painter like Seurat, limning new shapes and images as the iconoscope washes over his entire body. |
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| Georges Seurat – Bathers at Asnières, 1884 It is a cliche to think Seurat is just a painter of pointillist dots. |
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| It is remarkable to see that the Dutch painter Ton Dubbeldam often chooses themes that beautifully come together with his impressionistic and pointillist techniques. |
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| It is possible that Dalí himself was aware of that disorder, even containing certain aspects poorly resolved, such as the pointillist part at the centre of the canvas. |
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| The fuchsia pigments on this model, as well as green and orange, have been specially developed for the lining, which is revealed through the perforations in the historic fabric and traces a sparkling pointillist design. |
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| He adds pointillist splashes of organ with rare gusto. |
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| Our tents up and mozzie nets down, the fire lit and hot pasta dinner cooking away, that clear-skied evening is already looking fairly beautiful when the Highlands throws in a late sunset to make a pointillist weep. |
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| Stippling the paint with a sponge that is moistened, wrung out, then filled with glaze can produce patterns with vibrant depths. Stipple lightly onto the wall surface to produce a pointillist effect. |
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| The monogram, not immediately recognizable because of octave displacement and pointillist distribution, emerges more audibly when repeated in the soprano, piano bass and violin. |
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| The pointillist style of the picture, with coloured marks juxtaposed to draw light and movement out of the shapes, is exactly consistent with the Tower's own style of architectural expression. |
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| This volume, then, presents a sort of pointillist portrait of Lincoln. |
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| In the mid-1970s, he published his first series of photos featuring colorful pointillist letters emerging in the breathtaking arrangements of dust-speck lepidopteran scales. |
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