Cézanne

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Paul Cézanne, painting in the lush countryside near Aix-en-Provence during the late 1800s, created landscapes and still lifes that became pillars of modern art. His innovative brushwork and fresh takes on light and space paved the way from Impressionism to the major art movements of the early 20th century.

An insightful look at Cézanne's groundbreaking techniques and lasting impact on modern art.

This engaging introduction highlights key pieces from Cézanne's body of work to explore his artistic growth, inventive methods, and significant influence. From his iconic fruit and pear compositions to outdoor bathing scenes, the book tracks his play with color, perspective, and texture to capture "a harmony parallel to Nature," reflecting both the act of seeing and the art of representation.

Readers will also delve into Cézanne's famous Card Players series, his skillful layering of warm and cool tones to build form and surface depth, and the geometric precision of his landscapes around Aix-en-Provence. These works shine with the vibrant light of southern France while boldly redefining spatial dimensions and depth.

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