A Sunday on La Grande Jatte — Seurat Pillow
A Sunday on La Grande Jatte — Seurat Pillow
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Georges Seurat's "A Sunday on La Grande Jatte" (1884-86) is one of the most famous paintings of the nineteenth century, depicting Parisians of different classes relaxing on an island in the Seine, rendered entirely through tiny dots of pure color — the technique Seurat called Divisionism, popularly known as Pointillism. Seurat spent two years on the enormous canvas, making dozens of preparatory studies to perfect its rigorous, almost mathematical composition. First shown at the final Impressionist exhibition in 1886, it announced Neo-Impressionism as a new direction in modern painting, and today hangs in the Art Institute of Chicago.
Jacquard-woven both sides in soft, durable yarn; insert included.
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Same artwork, also available as: Poster · Throw Blanket · Area Rug
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The picture itself is nice and the execution is average. Half my reason for ordering was A Sunday on La Grande Jatte, and that half worked out. The doorman held it for two days and it came through fine.
This turned out better than the photos led me to expect. I keep noticing new corners of A Sunday on La Grande Jatte weeks later. Everything in this house is secured for earthquakes and this has stayed put through two small ones. 😍
This has gotten more compliments than anything else we own. The reproduction of A Sunday on La Grande Jatte is faithful enough that I would buy another. The finish looks even across the entire surface. Worth the money overall.
The shipping was fast and the packing was better than most furniture I have bought. The detail in A Sunday on La Grande Jatte holds up with my face inches away.
The condition it arrived in tells me somebody packs these by hand. It captures A Sunday on La Grande Jatte well enough that I stopped looking for a better one. Easy recommendation, with a small caveat about the price.



