A two-minute test

Seurat or Signac?

ArtStudy players mixed these two up 10 times in the last 90 days. One clue is usually all it takes.

A painting by Georges Seurat
Georges Seurat

Seurat paints in tiny dots of pure colour — Pointillism — that fuse only at a distance.

A painting by Paul Signac
Paul Signac

Signac builds harbours and sails from separate blocks of pure colour — a mosaic of touches, violet shadows against orange light, order laid over the Mediterranean.

Can you tell them apart?

One clue to notice, the two side by side, then three paintings you haven’t seen. No sign-up.

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