PAUL CÉZANNE Post Impressionism‚ as the name would suggest‚ is the art movement that directly followed Impressionism. One artist‚ who led the Post Impressionism movement‚ was French artist‚ Paul Cézanne. Much of his early work was pure Impressionism and‚ although he was introduced to the style and guided by Camille Pissarro‚ Cézanne’s works showed a distinctive uniqueness. Cézanne broke away from Impressionism because of the lack of composition; he felt the desire to depict subjects in the
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Look carefully at Plate 1.3.32‚ Paul Cezanne’s painting Still Life with Plaster Cast‚ c. 1894. How do the form and content of this painting contribute to our understanding of it as a modern work? According to art critic Clive Wilson‚ writing in 1914‚ Cézanne was ‘the Christopher Columbus of a new continent of form (Harrison‚ C‚ 2008‚ p.63). Considered a revolutionist‚ Cézanne helped pave the way for other modern artists and his abstract tendencies contributed to the Cubist Movement. Robert Cumming
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The Bay of Marseille‚ Seen From L’Estaque‚ painted by Paul Cezanne‚ is a very beautiful painting due to its value scale with the complementary harmony of blue and orange. Balancing the cool and warm colors‚ we can make out that the color with the strongest chroma is blue. The value scale shifts from light to dark‚ but the painting does not go completely dark and has gets lighter in the sky with the ocean being the darkest thing in the painting. The color and the value scale of the painting helps
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Paul Cezanne‚ Pines and Rocks‚ 1896-99 Oil on Canvas Museum of Modern Art This simple painting of a small‚ intimate landscape is a good example of Paul Cezanne’s mastery of the impressionist style. The scene is of a rocky path‚ possibly a hiking trail on the side of a mountain‚ and a few trees that veil the sky in patches of leaves. Cezanne’s method of painting is rather interesting‚ in that he paints each stroke like a plate of color‚ creating an overlapping mosaic. The palette he chose is also
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Paul Cezanne was credited with saying‚ “When I judge art‚ I take my painting and put it next to a God made object like a tree or a flower. If it clashes‚ it is not art.” I believe in was in Cezanne’s style to focus on natural things‚ trees‚ bodies‚ water. And it is apparent that other artists‚ throughout time have also focused on these things but have also channeled into Cezanne’s inspiration‚ dug deep down in order to muster their own images. Matisse’s Bonheir de Vivre and Picasso’s Les Demoiselles
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Every artist has a story behind his/her painting. I believe every person sees a painting with different view and experience it differently. Each color the artist choose in every painting has message that he or she is trying to send to the viewers. One of the common color in my ten art work is gray. Gray is seen by people as unemotional‚ cold‚ and boring color because it is neither black nor white. I believe gray can deliver many emotions and not just depressed feeling. In each one of my painting
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Impressionism vs Post Impressionism Modern culture is believed to be the brainchild of two versions of the Protestant worldview: the northern French positivism and irrationalism. If the first is trying to discern the signs of the afterlife in the image of reality (which is actually a reflection of the culture established meanings)‚ the second
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Cornelis (1631-95). Paul Cezanne Paul Cezanne was born on 19th January 1839 in Aix-en-Provence‚ France. He is often credited with forming the bridge between the dominant style of painting in that late 19th century (Impressionism) and the trend towards Cubism in the early 20th century. Cezanne was born into a wealthy family. His father was a founding member of a successful banking firm‚ and Paul Cezanne never had to worry about money. He moved to Paris in 1861. In Paris‚ Cezanne met Camille Pissarro
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is known)‚ and the title of the artwork. Pablo Picasso Desmoiselles d’Avignon Paul Klee They’re Biting Michelangelo Last Judgement Greek Marathon Boy Marcel Duchamp Bicycle Wheel Cindy Sherman Untitled (Self-Portrait of Marilyn Monroe) Francis Bacon Study after Velazquez’s Portrait of Pope Innocent X Willem Claesz Heda Still Life with Oysters‚ a Silver Tazza‚ and Glassware Paul Cezanne Still Life with Basket of Apples Andy Warhol Campbell’s Soup Cans Leonardo da
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In the following essay I am going to look at the work of Paul Cézanne and Samuel John Peploe. I am then going to compare the two. Paul Cézanne (1839-1906) Paul Cézanne was born in Aix-en Province‚ the son of a French banker. In 1861 he abandoned his study of law to join his boyhood friend‚ Emile Zola (a writer) in Paris as a student at the Academie Suisse. He soon returned to Aix to work at his father’s bank as a clerk. In November 1862 he returned to Paris and from that day onwards
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