Seurat at the Art Institute
trent
exhibition at the 'tute. I was pleasantly surprised that he turned out
to be more than the one-trick-pony of pointillism.
Clock ticking for a witty Tushar-ism.
trent
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Jim Christ, CPA
> The artistically inclined among you may want to check out the Seurat
> exhibition at the 'tute. I was pleasantly surprised that he turned out
> to be more than the one-trick-pony of pointillism.
>
> Clock ticking for a witty Tushar-ism.
You forgot that nobody's interested in your cheesedick "tute" reviews.
trent
Thanks Tushar.
Rob Bullock
wrote:
> Jim Christ, CPA wrote:
> >
> > trent <ooz...@trentland.com> wrote:
> > > The artistically inclined among you may want to check out the Seurat
> > > exhibition at the 'tute. I was pleasantly surprised that he turned out
> > > to be more than the one-trick-pony of pointillism.
> > >
> > > Clock ticking for a witty Tushar-ism.
> >
> > You forgot that nobody's interested in your cheesedick "tute" reviews.
>
> Thanks Tushar.
Tushar, the false Christ. Whoda thunk it?
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Tushar Samant
Heh!
rickto...@sbcglobal.net
"Matt Black" <n...@all.valid> wrote in message
news:230820041958310843%n...@all.valid...
> In article <uh3li0pqhqsvifuhq...@4ax.com>, Rob Bullock
> <e...@sghcrg.pbz> wrote:
>
Connect his dots someday, it's a lot of fun!
I'll bet there's figures in the Grand Jatte painting that look like any of
us.
Suerat was definitely minor league when it came to post-impressionism,
though.
Cezanne was the very best.
rick
trent
He was neo-impressionist, and via pointillism, he pretty much invented
it.