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Aug
Georges Seurat's iconic 1884 masterpiece, A Sunday on La Grande Jatte, is more than just a painting of Parisians enjoying a day by the river. Beneath its serene surface and meticulously applied dots of color lies a radical manifesto, a bold statement about art, society, and the future of painting. This groundbreaking work, created with Seurat's signature technique of pointillism, was a deliberate departure from the spontaneity of Impressionism. It was a calculated artistic and social critique, a challenge to the established art world, and a glimpse into the intellectual ferment of late 19th-century France. The painting’s enduring relevance lies…
