A problem in this embodiment will be described here with reference to FIG. 4. FIG. 4 is a timing chart showing a comparative example of a driving method using the selection circuit 200. In one horizontal scanning period, image signals are supplied to nine pixels 110 arranged on one row among the plurality of pixels 110. In FIG. 4, “Vdata” represents the signal voltage of the image signal supplied to the signal line 124, and “SW1” to “SW9” represent the operation states of the switches SW configured to select the nine signal lines 124 and supply the image signals. Here, one horizontal scanning period can be a period from the start of the operation of supplying the signal voltage to one of the signal lines 124 first in one row (nth row) to the start of the operation of supplying the signal voltage to one of the signal lines 124 first in the next row ((n+1)th row).

In the driving method shown in FIG. 4, the switches SW1 to SW9 configured to select the signal lines 124 are sequentially turned on, and the corresponding signal lines 124 are selected. Accordingly, the signal voltages of the image signals are sequentially supplied to the corresponding signal lines 124. In one horizontal scanning period, the selection circuit 200 turns on each of the switches SW1 to SW9 once, selects each signal line once, and supplies the image signal.