Georges Seurat (1859-1891) French painter. Impressionist school painter, founder of the Neo-Impressionist school (pointillist). His painting style is quite different. Seurat’s paintings are full of delicate and colorful dots. When you look closer, every dot is full of rational brushstrokes. It's very different. Seurat is good at painting landscapes in the city, and is also good at applying color theory to paintings. Seurat received a complete education in the Academy of Fine Arts. He studied classical painting from Henry Lehmann, a student of Ingres, and later studied the works of masters in the Louvre. He paid special attention to optics and color theory. A large number of experiments, perhaps because he is too dedicated to method and theoretical research, he has not created many works in his life. Some people think that Seurat's death in May 1891 marked the end of "New Impressionism." However, the influence of his theories and techniques on later artists cannot be ignored.This mural can be used in the living room, bedroom, dining room, bathroom, living room, office, dormitory, hotel gym or the sofa of a beautiful house behind the fireplace. This wall painting is also a gift or present for family and friends on birthdays, wedding anniversaries, and holidays. It is a canvas print, not hand-painted. There is no difference in the product itself. Due to screen display problems, the actual color of the canvas may be slightly different from the picture. Please note that the images are for illustrative purposes only. They were not shot in a real showroom, nor do they represent the actual size of the printed matter. They are like an idea to help you understand what this canvas art print looks like in your room. Measure the wall carefully and make sure to choose the correct size. Our customer service is available 24 hours a day. If you have any questions about our canvas artwork, please contact us in time and we will solve your problem as soon as possible.