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Optical Mixing in Pointillism

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Seurat's 'A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte' is composed of millions of small dots—each one a separate brushstroke of pure color that your eye blends together when viewing from a distance.

Why this is interesting

Imagine a painting made entirely of tiny dots. When you step close, you see only colored specks, but step back—suddenly, a shimmering, vivid image emerges. How do all those separate dots fuse into a seamless scene?