How would you use pointillism in a sentence?

Question

I know that pointillism is a style of art, but how would you use it in a sentence?

Would you say "He looked at the pointillism" or would you say "He looked at the pointillism art"? Or something else?

Answer 1

Pointillism was a movement in art that followed through the ideas of the Impressionists They broke down colour into dots . To make green they used tiny dots of yellow and blue etc . Georges Seurat painting of the Grande Jatte (pronounced grornd djat )
http://www.galilean-library.org/images/david/seurat.jpg

Pointillism is a noun Pointillists is a noun too

Pointillism was an art movement ( The pointilists painted with coloured dots)

Communism is practiced in Russia ( The Communists live in Russia )

Isms are abstact things so do not have 'the' or ' a ' put infront of them like other nouns

Answer 2

Define Pointillism

Answer 3

He admired the use of pointillism in the work
or
He looked at the pointillist painting

Answer 4

I'd say " Pointillism is the style of painting created by Seurat in works like Sunday Afternoon at La Grande Jatte which he reviewed."

or

He looked at the Pointillistic painting Sunday Afternoon... by Seurat while...

Answer 5

He admired the use of pointilism in the artist's painting.

Answer 6

He was amazed when he looked at the photograph through the magnifying glass, how much the pattern looked like pointillism.

Pointillism is an original form of art created by George Seurat.

Answer 7

Here is your sentance:

"Pointillism is not a style of art, but confetti thrown at a glue-soaked canvas."

-KURTZ-