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pointillism: a standalone construct

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Art history

painting with small, regular dots of unmixed colour, which Homer tied to Seurat's study of the optical and colour theories of his day.

In art history, pointillism refers to painting with small, regular dots of unmixed colour, which Homer tied to Seurat's study of the optical and colour theories of his day. This meaning comes from Homer (1964) in Seurat and the science of painting.[1]

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  1. Homer, W. I. (1964). Seurat and the science of painting. The MIT Press Ltd. ISBN 9780262080187

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