How To Use Cezanne In A Sentence
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Was it Matisse or Cezanne who, aged and infirm, incapable of clutching a brush, demanded that one be tied to his hand so as to continue his work?
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Also featured are Caravaggio's Nativity with San Lorenzo and San Francisco, Cezanne's View of Auvers-sur-Oise and Da Vinci's Madonna of the Yarnwinder.
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Director Carmen Jakobi produced some wonderfully fresh ideas, including an excellent freeze-frame tableau from Sampiero and Domenico, engrossed in their gambling like a living embodiment of Cézanne's The Card Players, while the contemporary music ensemble Lontano played with needle-sharp precision under the decisively assured direction of Odaline de la Martinez.
Così fan tutte; Dream Hunter; Commotio; Stephen Hough, LPO/Alsop – review
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Using color in "patch-like juxtapositions, derived from Cezanne's color modulations," her painting "Exploding Cherry Tree" achieves an exuberance tempered by a net-like interlace of dark strokes.
John Seed: Mari Lyons: Every Object Rightly Seen
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One new tendency -- that which insists more passionately than ever on order and organization -- merely continues the impetus given by Cézanne and received by all his followers; but another, more vague, towards something which I had rather call humanism than humanity, does imply, I think, a definite breach with Cubism and the tenets of the austerer doctrinaires.
Since Cézanne
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Johnson offers only grudging admiration for Cezanne, and he flirts with the idea that Picasso was a charlatan.
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As Cezanne country whizzes past on the way home, I settle in and start to dream, colours blurring in the warmth of the mid-afternoon champagne whoosh.
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Bloomsbury said that Cezanne is a great painter.
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The simplicity and strength of design of his compositions reflect his lasting admiration for Cézanne, but their cool, chalky colours are distinctive.
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The paintings of Paul Cezanne prefigured the rise of cubism in the early 20th century.
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These two sources - Cézanne and primitive art - were of great importance in the genesis of Cubism.
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The art-historical progression that leads from Cézanne to Judd does not adequately address or contextualize the pluralist art of today.
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The Impressionists like Cezanne and Monet emphasized the impression a scene left on the viewer, and added a subjective tone to their paintings.
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Director Carmen Jakobi produced some wonderfully fresh ideas, including an excellent freeze-frame tableau from Sampiero and Domenico, engrossed in their gambling like a living embodiment of Cézanne's The Card Players, while the contemporary music ensemble Lontano played with needle-sharp precision under the decisively assured direction of Odaline de la Martinez.
Così fan tutte; Dream Hunter; Commotio; Stephen Hough, LPO/Alsop – review
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Manet they could stand, even Claude Monet; but Cézanne -- communard and anarchist he must be (so said the wise ones in official circles), for he was such a villainous painter!
Promenades of an Impressionist
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In the 1930s, Heliker made landscapes in a Cezannesque painterly style.
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And who would want to look at the trashy Matisse or Cézanne anyway?
Times, Sunday Times
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The effect is that of a Rorschach test, not of Courbet's or Cezanne's sculpturesque textiles.
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Like Taine, Cezanne had only contempt for the adepts of a dry, linear style, whom he associated with ascetic, religious (that is, nonsensuous) spirituality.
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Cezanne's still life of apples
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This is clear to us in the character of the trees and card players of a Cézanne, born in France, — in the curled sinuosities of the horizons and figures of a Van Gogh, born in Holland, — in the almost Arab ornamentation of a Picasso, born in Spain — or in the quattrocento linear feeling of a Modigliani, born in Italy.
'Chagall'
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The delightful, colorful, blue-river blue-sky "The Seine at Bercy" circa 1876-78—a copy of a painting by his Impressionist friend Armand Guillaumin—is about as Impressionist as Cézanne ever gets.
Cézanne's Reflections of Paris
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Here Sherman lauded the manner in which elements in Cezanne's pictures were adjusted for the sake of the composition, independent of laws of reality.
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Apart from Indian artists, I like the Impressionists, particularly Monet and Cezanne.
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Schematically shaded at its lower and right sides, the golf ball is illusionistically modeled not in the round but in relief, as is often the case with the apples and oranges of Cezanne.
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Cézanne stared so intensely at nature he began to take it apart in his mind, to anatomise it, theorise it, on long hot afternoons in his studio in Aix-en-Provence and then reassemble the elements of reality in paintings that are pixellated constellations of insights, recognitions, memories and flashes of desire or rage.
Google Logo Honors Paul Cezanne's Birthday (PICTURES)
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The distinctive style of Impressionist painters has been attributed to myopia, and Cézanne, Degas, Pissarro, and Renoir were all known to be myopes.
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The influence of Cubism and the art of Cezanne are visible to different degrees in the works of each of the artists, most readily apparent in the experimentation with the idea of spacial perception.
Seth Curcio, Bradley Hyppa, Benjamin Meyer In 'Pursuing a Calculated Distance' (PHOTOS)
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Picasso learned from Cezanne that the outlines of landscapes and bodies can be broken up and that the hidden, intuitive facets of perspective objects can be shown.
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Primed by Pissarro in color theory, Cezanne viewed the southern landscape through the prismatic lens of a modern color theorist as well.
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The paintings of Paul Cezanne prefigured the rise of cubism in the early 20th century.
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It is for this reason that Seurat, along with Cézanne, stands as the great renovator at the headstream of modern painting.
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The scene's Provencal location is also underscored by the artists' pointed straw hats, typical southern headgear, which Cezanne himself often wore.
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Also included in the exhibition are canvasses by Gauguin and a late ‘Bathers’ by Cezanne.
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It became convenient to account for shifts in Freud's work by focusing on his early reliance on drawing and to cite the influence of painters from northern Europe such as Jean Auguste Dominique Ingres and Albrecht Dürer, or even to suggest a false comparison with the Neue Sachlichkeit painters active in Germany in the 1920s but unknown to the young Freud and overlook others as relevant as Paul Cézanne and Chaim Soutine.
Lucian Freud obituary
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What appeared to be an original Cezanne hung on the wall above an ungainly sofa, upholstered in a hideous, embroidered fabric of pale green.
DOUBTING THOMAS
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One offhand comment he made haunted me for years, how art history since had been based on a misinterpretation of Cezanne.
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None of the French masters whose works were stolen at gunpoint from a Swiss museum this week makes it: Dégas is at 15, Cézanne at 25.
Archive 2008-02-01
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ZURICH, Switzerland - Armed robbers stole paintings by Cezanne, Degas, van Gogh and Monet worth $163.2 million from a Zurich museum, police said Monday, calling it a "spectacular art robbery.
Robbers steal $160M in art from Zurich
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Cézanne's Card Players, LondonCézanne's Card Players seem as rock-like as the Provençal mountain, Sainte Victoire, that dominated much of his art.
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He palmed off the painting as a genuine Cezanne.
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The roadway had been widened and paved, and presently received a prestigious name: the Avenue Paul Cezanne.
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We can see his influence in the works of Van Gogh, Cezanne and Matisse, who was open in his admiration.
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Further European travel during the course of his life left an indelible impression on his work, particularly the painting of the symbolists, impressionists, Nabis, post impressionists, pointillists, Paul Cezanne, and Henri Matisse.
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Joan Kremer is a professional business/non-fiction writer, novelist, short story writer, and editor of an online literary journal, Cezanne’s Carrot.
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