Re: Painting ID Challenge
From JPierre Leung <jle...@med.ucalgary.ca>
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· 26 Jan 1996 00:00 · View full thread
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On 25 Jan 1996, Allen Mullen wrote: > Here's another challenge picture. Can you identify it? I probably > should have deleted some of the things in the background to make the > ascii picture better. Simpler pictures turn out better. I am certain that this is by a post-romantic french artist. I think that the painter is Paul Seurat, a painter who developed the pointillist style. I do not remember the title of the work. J Leung
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