1.- Realizar texto narrativo, un poema, un ensayo o una reflexión, a partir de esta obra. La extensión mínima 200 palabras. Trata de ser creativo.

2.- Invita a un amigo. Por ejemplo, @acostacazorla, @wakeupkitty, @rosselena y @lunasilver.

3.- Vota y da reesteem para que otras personas puedan ver esta publicación.

4.- Utiliza las etiquetas #steemexclusive, #creativewriting, #poetry (si escribe poesía) y las de los clubes 5050, 75 y 100 si participas en algunos de ellos.

5.- Visita a otros participantes de la dinámica y déjales un comentario.

6.- Deja el link de tu post en la caja de comentarios.

Los Premios serán los siguientes:

En la edición 103 resultaron ganadores: @musaddikpase (Premio booming por entregar), @dulcem05(Premio entregado), @naylet (Premio entregado) y @simonsai (Premio entregado).

Como pueden ver hubo excelentes participaciones: @wakeupkitty (recibió un premio valioso, de parte de los curadores, más jugoso que los premios que ofrecemos. Sin embargo, deseo resaltar que su texto poético es muy hermoso. Los textos de las moderadoras también merecen ser premiados, pero no lo consideramos ético, ya que podría interpretarse como "manejo de influencias". En tal sentido, lleguen hasta @blessedlife, @genomil y @evagavilan mi reconocimiento como creadores de contenido literario.

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Paul Signac was born on November 11, 1863 in Paris (France). This outstanding artist entered the School of Decorative Arts in 1882.

In his early works, influences from other plastic artists such as Camille Pissarro, Auguste Renoir and Monet can be seen.

He is considered, along with the painter Seurat, creator of the artistic movement "pointillism" or "divisionism." They were also the ones who created the "society of independent artists."

Due to Signac's good economic position, he dedicated himself full time to painting. He was particularly attracted to boats. In fact, he lived aboard one, called "The Olympia," after the painting by Edouard Manet.

This French painter was also a great intellectual. Therefore, when World War I occurred, he joined the painter André Gide to form a committee of anti-fascist intellectuals.

In 1908 he presided over the "Society of Independent Artists", a position he held until the day of his death, on August 15, 1935, in Paris, when he was 71 years old.

Below we present three of his works so that you can choose the one you like the most to write about. the first is titled The breakfast (1886-1887), the second, The dressmakers (1885-1886) and the third, Sunday (1888-1890)

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What do we suggest you do?

1.- Make a narrative text, a poem, an essay or a reflection, based on this work. The minimum length 200 words. Try to be creative.

2.- Invite a friend.

3.- Vote, and give reesteem so that other people can see this publication.

4.- Use the tags #steemexclusive, #creativewriting, #poetry (if you write poetry), and 5050, 75 and 100 clubs if you participate in some of them.

5.- Visit other participants of the dynamic and leave them a comment.

6.- Leave the link of your post in the comment box.

Prizes

First Place	Booming Vote
Second Place	Booming Vote

In the 103rd edition, the winners were: @musaddikpase (Booming Prize to be delivered), @dulcem05 (Prize delivered), @naylet (Prize delivered) and @simonsai (Prize delivered).

As you can see, there were excellent entries: @wakeupkitty (received a valuable prize, from the curators, juicier than the prizes we offer. However, I would like to highlight that her poetic text is very beautiful. The moderators' texts also deserve to be awarded, but we do not consider it ethical, since it could be interpreted as "influence management". In this sense, my recognition as creators of literary content goes to @blessedlife, @genomil and @evagavilan.