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How did Seurat use proportion in A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte to make some figures appear farther away than others?

A: He made the figures in the foreground look closer than those in the background by making them lighter in value and higher on the canvas

B: To make the figures in the background look farther away, Seurat made them lighter in value and lower on the canvas

C: To make the figures in the background look farther away, Seurat made them smaller in proportion to the figures in the front

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derekl2027

Answer:

I think it might be B but I'm not much of an artist.

Explanation:

ProfChris1

Seurat uses proportion in A Sunday Afternoon on the Island of La Grande Jatte in the following way:

B. To make the figures in the background look farther away, Seurat made them lighter in value and lower on the canvas.

Let's understand what happens in perspective drawing.

Perspective Drawing

  • In perspective drawing, objects/figures that are farther are usually smaller in size.

  • In such drawings, objects that are further away are usually cooler in color temperature.

  • Nearer objects care warmer.

  • Objects that are further away are usually lighter in value.

  • Objects/figures that are closer are typically darker in value.

Thus, Seurat makes the further figures lighter in value and lower on the canvas.

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