Seurat. Master of pointillism | In artibus Foundation

Seurat. Master of pointillism

The Kreller-Muller Museum for the first time presented the works of Georges Seurat (1859-1891) from its own collection. There is the largest (five canvases) collection of works by an artist who lived a very short life, thirty-one years. In total, Sera created fifty paintings and 24 drawings. Forty of them are collected at the exhibition, including the most recent – “Circus” from the Orsay Museum. The project presents Seurat for the first time in the context of French symbolism, bringing together the works of his contemporaries in the exhibition.

May 23 – September 7, 2014
Kreller-Muller Museum, (Otterlo, Netherlands)

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