"A Sunday on La Grande Jatte," created by Georges Seurat in 1884-1886, is an iconic example of the Pointillist technique. The painting portrays a diverse crowd of Parisians enjoying a leisurely afternoon on the banks of the Seine River. With meticulous dots of color, Seurat captures the light, atmosphere, and varied social classes in the scene. The composition is carefully structured, with each figure positioned to create a harmonious yet dynamic tableau. This masterpiece, housed at the Art Institute of Chicago, exemplifies Seurat's innovative approach and his contribution to the Neo-Impressionist movement.
