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The pointillism of Seurat. Seurat was interested in color theory, and he studied carefully the works on color theory, such as Optica, Color Theory, and the Principle of Color Contrast. "The Baths of Aniel" was Seurat's first major work, in which he adopted a clear and realistic style, using the practice of applying dots of paint to the canvas in large and detailed quantities, which set him on the path of pointillism. Another of Seurat's masterpieces, Sunday Afternoon on Obowi Island, is one of the most recognized Seurat pointillas in the world. It is a very typical post-Impressionist painting. Seurat did an excellent job of keeping the color balance, and the composition of the painting presents a warm and peaceful feeling.

Paul Cezanne. Paul Cezanne was involved in the Impressionist movement at its very beginning. He was the greatest artist of the whole modern movement. Even Picasso called him "Our father". The British artist David. Hockney said of Cezanne: "He was the first artist to paint with his eyes." Cezanne realized years ago that seeing is not always true, and it should be questioned. He has been studying the accuracy with which close observation of a subject can bring it to life. He creates works that show an object seen from two different angles. Such as: His paintings have apple and peach still life, each other fairly similar object in the scene arrangement, the double perspective of Cezanne in his manner, viewing the object from multiple angles and unified composition, Cezanne here at the expense of three-dimensional visual effect, is dedicated to present a whole image, for Cezanne, The parts and colors of the painting were like musical notes, which he painstakingly combined into a harmonious

Originalism runs through modern art. It refers to Western modern paintings and sculptures that imitate or borrow artifacts, carvings and images created by ancient primitive cultures. The originalist sculptures are famous, among them Auguste. The Kiss by Rodin, Constantine. The Kiss by Brancusi. Rodin's famous "The Kiss" is successful because of its double illusion: the slab of marble that is both the graceful bodies of the two young lovers and the bumpy rock on which they sit as they embrace. Brancusi's "The Kiss" successfully uses the same trick. It is made of stone instead of marble. Brancusi abandons the molding process and sculpts directly from the raw material.

Picasso's "the girl of Vernon is a statue of a primitive African sculpture inspired, he poured in the painting of great effort, he greatly shorten the background in the painting's perspective, the audience had a feeling of claustrophobic, Picasso, called it a" picture "of exorcism, within a year, this painting opens the door to a new art movement of the, It's cubism.

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