Pointilism – Georges Seurat

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We had a look at the Pointilism movement and the work of Georges Seurat. We used a fact file from Twinkl which started us off on this topic . We then had a go at doing our own Pointilism-inspired artwork using some guidance from Twinkl. It turns out Daddy is quite the Pointilist!

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