Georges seurat drawing

Georges Seurat Square House, c. 1882–84 Conté crayon on paper 12 1/16 x 9 3/8" (30.6 x 23.8 cm)

Art Composition: The Expression of Light and Dark Values

The musée d’Orsay’s “Signac the Collector” show, curated by Marina Ferretti and Charlotte Hellman, the painter’s great-granddaughter, offers an insider’s glimpse...

How three artists, from three different eras, depicted motherhood

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Le pointilliste Georges Seurat ouvre le cycle d’expositions du centenaire du musée Kunsthaus de Zurich. Une septantaine de dessins et de tableaux retracent de façon exemplaire la construction d’une œuvre, stoppée nette par la mort de l’artiste à 31 ans. Jusqu’au 17 janvier 2010 sur les bords de la Limmat.

Seurat / Woman reading / Chalk Drawing - Georges Seurat

Sirrah, Sirrah! Sirrah is a Shakespearean term for “Pssh!” or “Yeah, right!” To pronounce this artist’s name, you add a t to sirrah. But there’s no sirrah, I&…

Georges Seurat, 1884/85

I’m continuing this week with the 12″ x 9″ crayon sketches as preliminary pieces before I work on larger pieces of paper. The tonal shifts that are inherent in crayon are giving m…

Georges Seurat "Woman Strolling" is a great example of an artist using conte crayons as a drawing medium in his art.

Georges Seurat, Man Reading, Charcoal sketch on paper, 1884

‘Art is harmony.’ - Georges Seurat drawing

Georges Seurat, Portrait of the artist's mother (pointalism) -It has such fine point in the picture and the density of the points gives it the shading

Drawing by Georges Seurat (1859-1891), Approach to the Bridge at Courbevoie, 1886

Café-concerts were popular places of entertainment for the middle classes in Paris during the late 1800s and usually featured singers or other forms of vaudeville entertainers. Georges Seurat created eight drawings depicting café-concerts, some showing known establishments. This drawing has an innovative viewpoint, in which we peer through the bowler hats of male viewers listening to a female singer on stage. Seurat typically used a black crayon manufactured by the Conté company, and its…