Question

Seurat was fascinated with the new scientific concepts of color. He did not blend his colors on the palette or the canvas, but painstakingly laid many thousands of dots next to each other. Up close, each dot is seen distinctly. As the viewer moves away from the canvas, these dots seem to merge to produce mixtures of tones.
This process is known as ______.

Answer 1

Answer:

This process is pointillism

Explanation:

Georges Seurat and Paul Signac developed the technique in 1886

Answer 2

The process that has been demonstrated in the given scenario would be called as:

- Pointillism.

• "Pointillism" is described as the concept associated with art in which the artists' employ 'small or tiny areas of color in order to formulate a picture or image.'
• In the given situation, the dots laid by Seurat with different colors where each color dot is placed next to the other on the canvas to produce the desired painting would be called as "Pointillism."
• Each dot creates a distinctive identity in the image which helps enhance the image.

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