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A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte - Bandage - waist seal and girdle
Overview Seurat spent two years painting A Sunday Afternoon, focusing scrupulously on the landscape of the park. He reworked the original as well as completed numerous preliminary drawings and oil sketches. He would go and sit in the park and make numerous sketches of the various figures in order to perfect their form. He concentrated on the issues of color, light, and form. The painting is approximately 2 by 3 meters (6 ft 10 in x 10 ft 1 in) in size. Motivated by study in optical and color theory, he contrasted miniature dots of colors that, through optical unification, form a single hue in the viewer's eye. He believed that this form of painting, now known as pointillism, would make the colors more brilliant and powerful than standard brush strokes. To make the experience of the painting even more vivid, he surrounded it with a frame of painted dots, which in turn he enclosed with a pure white, wooden frame, which is how the painting is exhibited today at the Art Institute of Chicago. In creating the picture, Seurat employed the then-new pigment zinc yellow (zinc chromate), most visibly for yellow highlights on the lawn in the painting, but also in mixtures with orange and blue pigments. In the century and more since the painting's completion, the zinc yellow has darkened to brown color degeneration that was already showing in the painting in Seurat's lifetime.
The island of la Grande Jatte (pronounced grhand zhot) is in the Seine in Paris between La Defense and the suburb of Neuilly, bisected by the Pont-de-Levallois. Although for many years it was an industrial site, it is today the site of a public garden and a housing development. In 1884, the island was a bucolic retreat far from the urban center. In popular culture The iPod touch and iPhone, as well as Mac OSX Snow Leopard come with this in the included wallpapers. The Stephen Sondheim musical Sunday in the Park with George is based on the painting. The painting is featured in the 1986 film Ferris Bueller's Day Off. Ferris' friend Cameron is shown locking eyes on the little girl in the center of the painting and being transfixed. The scene portrays Cameron observing a little girl up close whereupon he realizes that, though from a distance all seems in order, there is no shape or form to her face. Parodied in the Family Guy episode, "The Tan Aquatic with Steve Zissou" (on the part where Stewie goes to the museum to see this painting as one of his last wishes before he dies - however the museum is incorrectly referred to as The Chicago Museum of Art). It is a parody of the Ferris Bueller scene mentioned above. In the famous zero-gravity opening scene of the 1968 film Barbarella, a section of the painting is visible. In 2004, 20th Century Fox's The Simpsons were featured in a poster titled "A Day at the River" which imitates Seurat's famous painting.
A mid-1990s Looney Tunes calendar also includes a parody. Also in The Simpsons, the episode entitled "Mom and Pop Art" features Barney re-creating an exact replica of this painting. In an episode of The Critic, Alice shows Jay that she painted her own precise replica of the painting on her apartment wall. In PC and Commodore 64 versions of the video game Maniac Mansion, a shredded print of the painting hangs over the decaying dining room table. Old Deaf School Park, a park in Columbus, Ohio attempts to replicate the piece in three-dimensional topiary. Nancy Cameron was posed in front of a copy of the painting, dressed in a similar way, for the May, 1976, edition of Playboy. A 1989 Sesame Street book featured a spoof called "Sunday in the Park with Big Bird". The Nintendo game Animal Crossing: Wild World has this painting for sale under the name "Calm Painting" A scene in Looney Tunes: Back in Action has Elmer Fudd chasing Bugs Bunny and Daffy Duck into this painting. When Elmer comes out, he is still in pointilism form, so Bugs takes advantage of this, and blows Elmer away with a small fan. A former restaurant at the Mall of America called "Minnesota Picnic" featured a mural rather close in style and size to the Seurat original. A mural in the Mall of America The Bruce Willis movie Die Hard With a Vengeance used a seven story tall mural of this painting as a background The song "Camouflage" from Third Eye Blind's 1999 album Blue references the painting in the line "Be a dream in color even on a winter's night/Thinking George Seurat afternoon bathed in light" In 2006, a group of volunteers in northern Illinois staged the scene with modern clothing. Joshua Ferris' 2007 novel Then We Came to the End, a book about the workplace, life and labor, places two workaholic lovers in front of the painting, on exhibit at the Art Institute of Chicago. The official poster for the 1993 Detroit Grand Prix held on Detroit's Belle Isle June 11-13 is based on this painting. The poster uses all of the original images of the park goers on the right side but adds images of the racetrack and 3 Indy cars between the park and river, the boats can still be seen, the background across the river has been altered to show the Detroit skyline. The poster is titled 'Sunday Afternoon at Belle Isle Park, 1993-1893' The Pixar movie Wall-E released in 2008 features the painting, together with other famous paintings, in the final credits. In 1989 Columbus, Ohio, artist James T. Mason created a topiary version of this painting on the grounds of a former school for the deaf. The reproduction includes 54 human figures, eight boats, three dogs, a monkey and a cat sculpted in yew shrubbery grown over metal frameworks. In 2003, Disney's animated film Brother Bear features the painting being painted by Koda during the end credits. Related works by Seurat Bathers at Asnires, 1883-1884 Figures assises, 1884 Die Insel La Grande Jatte mit Ausflglern, 1884 Paysage et personnages, 1884-1885 Groupe de personnages, 1884-1885 Esquisse d'ensemble, 1884-1885 Femmes au bord de l'eau, 1885-1886 Sunday Afternoon on La Grande Jatte, 1884-1886 References ^ Gage, John (1993). Color and Culture: Practice and Meaning from Antiquity to Abstraction. Boston: Little, Borwn. pp. 220, 224. . ^ Road Side America External links Seurat and the Making of a Grande Jatte Categories: 1886 paintings | Post-impressionist paintings | Georges Seurat paintings | Paintings of the Art Institute of ChicagoHidden categories: Articles containing French language text
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Writer's Block!?
I was wondering what I could do to make my story more interesting. Like, the basics that keep a reader intent with the story. I already use plety of details and adj. and try to be clear and percise. Here's some of how I write just to give an example. This is straight from the story.
She walked down the curvy marble straicase to the Greath Hall, where the dance was being held. Her long floor legnth gown was slowly flowing beneath her red glossy high heeled shoes. She smiled her perfect smile brilliantly at the boy in the black tux, who was there to be her date. He took her hand gracefully, he was asking for a dance. He pulled her to the dance floor and wrapped his arms gently around her waist as she wrapped her arms around his neck, folding one over the other. Not a word was needed to be spoke, for it was all in their eyes. Love and Passion stood in the gaze he had looked deep into her soul.
I'm only 13 so I'm young still. Please help me with this! Thank you in advance! 
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The biggest problem i see is that you start every word with "He" and "She" or a Variant. You could also add the persons feelings and slip in reasons for everything. I edited your paragraph and added some stuff, which can show you how dramatic a change that can make. You also need to break it into smaller paragraphs.
Edit 1
Tiffany walked down the curvy marble straicase to the Great Hall, where the dance to commemerate her coming out as a debutante was being held. Her long floor length gown was slowly flowing beneath her red glossy high heeled shoes.
Swallowing her pride, She smiled her perfect smile brilliantly at the boy in the black tux. He was there to be her date.
_who's this dork_, she thought. She didn't know him from Adam, he was just some guy her dad invited so her dad would look good.
He took her hand gracefully, he was asking for a dance in his own barbaric way, not bothering to ask but simply taking.
_Way to pick them dad_ she thought.
The dork pulled her to the dance floor and wrapped his arms gently around her waist as she wrapped her arms around his scrawny neck, folding one over the other. Not a word was needed to be spoke, for it was all in their eyes. His eyes spoke of a love so deep it could never be denied. Sadly no one was listening.
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Edit 2:
Belinda walked down the curvy marble straicase to the Great Hall, where the decades old dance was being held. She loved the dance, it gave her one brief moment of respite from her hellish existence.
Her long floor length gown was slowly flowing beneath her red glossy high heeled shoes. They looked every bit as radiant as the night she died, untainted by the decay of the grave.
She smiled her perfect smile brilliantly at the boy in the black tux, who was there to be her date. Like everyone at the dance, he had died in that fire and was condemned to repeat it once a year.
He took her hand gracefully, he was asking for a dance. Belinda took his hand as she did then, and always would. The man pulled her to the dance floor and wrapped his arms gently around her waist as she wrapped her arms around his neck, folding one over the other.
Not a word was needed to be spoke, for it was all in their eyes. His eyes shone with the love of a young man in spring, a love that could now never be fufilled because of the fire that had taken their lives sixty years earlier.
She savored this moment; At midnight, she would once again be locked in the cold embrace of the tomb for another year.
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There we have two vastly different stories that are made different and more interesting by the addition of charecter details and motivation. Why is the dance being held? Who is invited? Why is she there? Does she want to be there? Does she like some other guy more?
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