"Pointillism, also known as Divisionism, is a highly accomplished pictorial technique. It trains the eye and the mind to blend and assimilate patches of colour into a wider chromatic range. It's a relatively original approach, since the succession of dabs of colour applied to the canvas allows us to see, from a distance, a true work of art being created. The artists associated with this artistic period, like those associated with Impressionism, depicted landscapes, portraits and seascapes: generally bucolic, soothing worlds that they painted directly in the open air."

Martet, C. “A Brief History of Pointillism.” Rise Art, 10 Aug. 2023, www.riseart.com/guide/2582/a-brief-history-of-pointillism. Accessed 17 Apr. 2024.