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This nineeteenth-century painting is an excellent example of the use of color theory. The artist used adjacent dots and dashes of different hues that appear to blend and form new hues when viewed from
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This nineeteenth-century painting is an excellent example of the use of color theory. The artist used adjacent dots and dashes of different hues that appear to blend and form new hues when viewed from a distance.

Which painting is it?

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The picture of the painting is below!!

The painting is called:
"A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte"
By the Artist: Georges-Pierre Seurat

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This nineeteenth-century painting is an excellent example of the use of color theory-example-1
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A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte

Artist: Georges-Pierre Seurat
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