Who Was Georges Seurat and Why Was He So Important?
"Some say they see poetry in my paintings," he once remarked. "I see only science."
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Pace Gallery Suing Over a Fake $2 M. Seurat Bought from a Seller Claiming to Be the Artist’s “Distant Cousin”
The work in question is the 1882 crayon drawing 'Le Suiveur (The Follower)'.
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Body Language: “Modern Art and the Remaking of Human Disposition”
A new study explores how fin-de-siècle artists used posture to convey emerging understandings of human psychology.
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For a New Show in London, Painter Julie Curtiss Revisits a Seurat Masterpiece
Her take on the famed painting is now on view in London at White Cube gallery.
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Rare Seurat Studies to Be Auctioned After Being Held Privately for Nearly a Century
More than half of the oil studies for Seurat's most famous paintings are held by museums.
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The Well-Dressed Anarchist
The critic Félix Fénéon, a man of fashion and radical politics, helped birth modernism in turn-of-the-century Paris.
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Rose Period Picasso Sells for $115.1 M. in White Glove Rockefeller Sale That Totals $646.1 M.
The sale totaled $646 million, the new record for a single-session, single-owner sale.
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Divided Distractions
The exhibition "Seurat's Circus Sideshow" located the Neo-Impressionist masterpiece amid a selection of artistic responses to popular entertainment in nineteenth-century Paris.
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