While Van Gogh and Seurat both used many techniques developed by Impressionists, neither were part of any Impressionist group and are better known as "Post-Impressionists." Seurat was a pioneer of pointillism: a technique in which small dots of color are used to create an image that blends together from a distance.

Framed: `12" x 12" / Unframed: 4" x 6"

Reference Works:

• "The Schoolboy Camille Roulin" by Vincent Van Gogh (1888)

• "The Bridge at Courbevoie" by Georges Seurat (1886-87)