poin·til·lism
ˈpwaNtēˌyizəm,ˈpointlˌizəm/
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A technique of neo-impressionist painting using tiny dots of various pure colors, which become blended in the viewer’s eye. It was developed by Georges Seurat with the aim of producing a greater degree of luminosity and brilliance of color.
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I guess it’s an infrared scan of the ground with earthworms crawling through. Now I’ll go see if I was right…
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Jacqui,
NO one can ever accuse you of having no imagination!
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Nope, was not. Very interesting.
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Shari,
Nope, was not WHAT?
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Was not correct about what it was. I knew it wasn’t a close up of a Seurat or Signac painting as I’ve seen close ups of those, and guessed maybe an image through a microscope of some common element. Didn’t consider a view through a telescope. Love this picture of the universe – it makes me look thin.
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Shari,
Thanks for the smile!!!! “it makes me look thin.”!!!!!!!!!!
I initially went for “it makes me feel small.” I like yours better!
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