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Paul Cezanne: Zeichn. : [anlassl. d. Ausstellung Paul Cezanne, Zeichn., Kunsthalle Tubingen, 21. Oktober-31. Dezember 1978] (DuMont Dokumente : Graphik) (German Edition) by Paul Cezanne, 1978 Paul Cezanne (L'art et la maniere) (French Edition) by Isabelle Cahn, 1995 Paul Cezanne 1839 - 1906. Wegbereiter der Moderne. by Ulrike Becks-Malorny, 2001-01-01 Paul Cezanne (Tiny Folios Series) by Karen Wilkin, 1996-07 Unvollendete Schopfung: Kunstler im zwanzigsten Jahrhundert : Paul Cezanne, Edvard Munch, Aristide Maillol (German Edition) by Diether Rudloff, 1982 Paul Cezanne : His Life and Art by Ambroise.Translated By Harold L. Van Doren Vollard, 1926 Paul Cezanne: Unknown Horizons (Great Painters) by Anna Barskaya, Yevgenia Georgievskaya, 1999-02 Paul Cézanne (French Edition) by Gustave Coquiot, 2010-09-11 Cezanne, Paul 1999 by Calendar, 1998-10-01 Les paysages de Paul Cezanne (French Edition) by Charles de Lartigue, 1995 Paul Cezanne (The Life & Work of...S.) by Sean Connolly, 2000-08-17 Mortal Victory: A Biography of Paul Cezanne by Lawrence HANSON, 1960 Paul Cezanne by Fritz Novotny, 1937-01-01 Paul Cezanne (Spanish Edition) by Felicitas Tobien, 2000-09

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81. Fnac.com  - Livres - Arts & Spectacles - Peintres, Monographies - Cézan
    http://www.fnac.com/-1/rcwwwts2/3513/Livres-Arts-spectacles-Peintres-monographie

82. Museo Thyssen
    Translate this page cezanne, paul. Biografía del autor,  
    http://www.museothyssen.org/museovirtual/fichas/fichaautor.asp?codigo=43&IdAutor

83. -The Forest- By Paul Cezanne
    The Forest- by paul cezanne. Return to Selected European Works .  
    http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/art/images/258.html

84. -Still Life- By Paul Cezanne
    Still Life- by paul cezanne. Return to Selected European Works .  
    http://www.whitehouse.gov/history/art/images/257.html

85. Kozmik Horoscope Of Paul Cezanne
    This horoscope has been specially prepared for paul cezanne Born 1.00 Jan 19 1839 Aix en Provence France 5e26 43n32 time zone 0.22.42 HOW TO READ THE  
    http://www.kozmikhoroscopes.com/cezanne.htm

86. ArtLex On Post-Impressionist Paul Cézanne
    paul cezanne, SelfPortrait in a Beret (Autoportrait au béret), 1898-1900, oil on canvas, Museum of Fine Arts, Boston. See beret.  
    http://www.artlex.com/ArtLex/p/postimp.cezanne.html
    
    Extractions: A (French, 1839-1906) His early works were often pictures of violent and melodramatic subjects made with thick, dark paint . Exposed to the work of the Impressionists , his palette lightened, but he reacted to the lack of structure in the Impressionists' paintings by developing a way of using color to render his images as compositions of planes , or, as he described it in a letter to Emile Bernard in 1904, in a kind of empirical geometry of " cylinders spheres , and cones ." Because his efforts established the foundation of the modernist trend toward abstraction , Cézanne is widely known as the "Father of Modern Art." Examples of his work: Portrait of the Artist's Father , c. 1866, oil on canvas , 78 1/8 x 47 inches (198.5 x 119.3 cm), National Gallery of Art, Washington, D.C. Study: Landscape at Auvers (Etude: Paysage a Auvers) , c. 1873, oil on canvas , 18 1/4 x 21 3/4 inches (46.3 x 55.2 cm), Philadelphia Museum of Art. A Modern Olympia , c. 1873-1874, oil on canvas View of the Domain Saint-Joseph (La Colline des pauvres) , c. 1877, oil on canvas , 25 5/8 x 32 inches, Metropolitan Museum of Art, NY. The Metropolitan Museum of Art purchased this painting from the Parisian art dealer Ambroise Vollard, when it had been exhibited in the

87. WetCanvas: Virtual Museum: Individual Artists: Paul Cezanne
    The following exhibits are open for paul cezanne Biography. paul Cezannne 1839 1906 By age and by association, cezanne was one of the impressionists.  
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    Extractions: Home Member Services vbmenu_register("member"); Content Areas vbmenu_register("content"); Tools vbmenu_register("tools"); Info Center Help Member Services New member? Create new account (free!) Become a paying member (NYOS) Content Areas Art Project System Article Index Critique Center Discussion Forums ... Reference Image Library Tools Article Publisher Chat Live Gallery Manager Virtual Palette ... Web Hosting Channels: Choose ... Abstract/Contemporary Art Acrylics Airbrush Art Art Business Art History Art Schools/Students Cafe Guerbois Classical Art Colored Pencil Computers/Technology Creativity Corner Critique Center Digital Art Fantasy/Sci-Fi Art Figure, The Glass Art Illustration Inspirational Art Landscapes Marine Art Mixed Media/Alt. Materials/Other New User Channel Oil Painting Pastels Photography Plein Air Portraiture Printmaking Sculpture Still Life, The Studio Tips Teacher's Toolbox Tole/Decorative/Porcelain/China Watercolors WC! Events WC! Site Discussions Wearable Art Search for: in: Choose ... Forums Articles/Site Reviews Images Home Virtual Museum Individual Artists : Paul Cezanne The following exhibits are open for Paul Cezanne Biography Related Books Related Videos CD-ROMS Paintings Posters Illustrations Drawings Sketches Etchings Sculptures Photographs Portraits Other Items Paul Cezannne: 1839 - 1906 By age and by association, Cezanne was one of the impressionists. He was five years younger than

88. Cezanne, Paul - The Father Of Modern Art
    A biography and some paintings of the father of modern art paul cezanne 18671847. cezanne posters, prints and books also available. cezanne, paul.  
    http://www.normandy-tapestry.com/french_art_posters/Cezanne_Paul.htm
    
    Extractions: Cezanne, Paul Some paintings by Paul Cezanne Paul Cezanne: books Map of the whole site (b. Jan. 19, 1839, Aix-en-Provence d. Oct. 22, 1906, Aix-en-Provence) P aul Cézanne, the son of a wealthy banker, grew up with Emile Zola, the famous novelist. Cezanne, a highly nervous and inhibited boy, developed artistic interests at an early age, much to the dismay of his father. In 1862, after a number of family disputes, he was given a small allowance and sent to study art in Paris, where Zola had already gone. There he was introduced to the famed circle of artists who met at the Café Guerbois, which included Manet Degas and Pisarro, but his shyness prevented him from becoming an intimate. The group was the 'new wave' in art, and produced realistic work whose style and subject matter shocked many of their contemporaries. Cezanne especially admired the romantic painter Delacroix and, among the younger masters, Courbet and Manet Many of Cezanne's early works were darkly tonal, but he gradually came to portray contemporary life. He was greatly influenced by Camille Pisarro, who befriended him and introduced him to the new impressionist technique of portraying light. Pisarro, like

89. Online NewsHour: The Cezanne Exhibit -- August 21, 1996
    TRANSCRIPT. French painter paul cezanne, a contemporary of the impressionists but not popular at the time, is now widely credited as the father of modern art.  
    http://www.pbs.org/newshour/bb/entertainment/july-dec96/cezanne_8-21.html
    
    Extractions: PAUL SOLMAN: "With an a Paul Cezanne once said, "I want to astonish Paris." And astonish Paris he did a hundred years ago, the same way great artists usually do, by painting the world differently than it had ever been painted before. For Paul Cezanne, that meant abandoning the imitation of reality to create his own peculiar sense of what he saw. In the process, he led the 20th century to what we now call Modern Art. The Grand Boulevard, not of Paris, but Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, where until September 1st, the Museum of Art is hosting the first major retrospective of Cezanne’s work in 60 years. (music in background) For viewers, probably the chance of a lifetime to see at a shot 200 plus oil paintings, water colors, and drawings by the master who inspired so much of modern art. For Cezanne expert Joseph Rishel, the exhibit’s co-curator, the chance of a lifetime, to showcase a subtle revolutionary. JOSEPH RISHEL, Philadelphia Museum of Art: He helps us to see things in a different light. I mean, the greatest gift art can do for anybody is to reinvent the obvious, and that very happy feeling once you get it, and there will be that little click, and then you’ll love it because it will seem so obvious. And you won’t feel dumb; you’ll feel very happy, and then you’ll find something else to get.

90. AIX EN PROVENCE - Paul CEZANNE
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91. Aix En Provence - Mercure Paul Cezanne
    MERCURE paul cezanne ***. Hotels in Provence Provence. The hotel Mercure paul cezanne makes you discover an art of living. You will  
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92. CEZANNE - Art Prints
    paul cezanne (18391906). Buy Brook at AllPosters.com. cezanne was the most revolutionary French painter of his age.His artistic impulses  
    http://www.art4net.com/PRINTScez.html
    
    Extractions: Cezanne was the most revolutionary French painter of his age.His artistic impulses began with the Impressionists and then went beyond them and ultimately reversed their values by excluding atmoshere and transitory effects, in favour of a firm stucture. In this he was a precursor of Cubism and other movements that liberated art from pure naturalism. In his early works Cezanne fell under the spell of Eugene Delacroix's work. This was unfortunate, since his early oil paintings followed the worst aspects of Delacriox's technique and exagerated them, using black too freely. At this stage he was also influenced by Gustave Courbet, Honore Daumier as well as Manet. Cezanne became an impressionist, in the early 1870's when he met and stayed with Dr.Gachet, an admirer of modern paintings. This was a critical phase in his career; his palette became lighter and he absorbed the Impressionist doctrines on light and landscape. His interest in colour coupled with his painstaking slowness and acute self-criticism, led Cezanne more and more to still life as a subject. This was a field of painting in which Cezanne excelled, illustrating his sense of form and colour. In his last years Cezanne became friendly with the Paris art dealer, Ambriose Vollard, who put on a one-man show of his paintings in 1895. Cezanne was at last recognized, not only in France but also in Europe.

93. Paul Cezanne
    paul cezanne (French, 18391906). cezanne was one of the greatest of the Post-Impressionists and a key figures in the development of Modernism.  
    http://spaightwoodgalleries.com/Pages/Cezanne.html
    
    Extractions: Home Return to Impressionist and Post-Impressionist Printmaking Page Artists Last modified 1/30/04 Cezanne was one of the greatest of the Post-Impressionists and a key figures in the development of Modernism. Although Cezanne particiapeted in several of the Impressionist group exhibitions, his goal was to return French art to a classical art based upon nature, and his exhaustive studies of nature and his portraits and still lives attempt to penetrate to the structure of things beneath their surface appearances. Less concerned with the truth to be found in the appearances of things, his efforts to burst through into the underlying reality made him a revered figure to modernists such as Bonnard, Matisse, and Picasso. Cezanne only made five prints during his lifetime, 5 etchings (of which this is one) and four lithographs. All of the etchings date from July 1873 when he was experimenting with his friend, the painter Armand Guillaumin, who is portrayed in the etching entitled "At the sign of the hanged man." According to Michel Melot, The Impressionist Print (Yale University Press, 1996), the artists made their prints at the studio of Dr. Gachet, who had an etching press and made a number of etchings. Melot describes Cezanne's etchings as characterized by the "extraordinary violence" with which Cezanne attacked the plate, experimenting at a technique in which he had never been trained.

94. Paul Cezanne
    http://www2.rz.hu-berlin.de/visuelle/ralf/cezanne.htm
    
    Extractions: Cezanne selbst strebte nach eigenen Worten nach Erfassung des Wesentlichen , nach Fixierung der Natur hinter der Natur Es gelte, zu verschmelzen, um zu dauern, zu leben lichtempfindliche Platte sein, auf der sich die Landschaft abzeichne. (P. Cezanne, , S. 29, 13) so (H. Buchner, Fragmentarisches . In: Erinnerung an Martin Heigegger . Hrsg. von G. Neske. Pfullingen 1977, S. 47-51, hier S. 47.)

95. Mark Harden's Texas.net Museum Of Art: "Artchive" - "Paul Cezanne"
    http://lonestar.texas.net/~mharden/artchive/C/cezanne.html

96. Art Find - Framed Prints & Decor: Paul Cezanne
    Cazin, Stanislas Henri. cezanne, paul. Cezus, Frank. Chabas, paul. Curtis, Samuel. Cushman. paul cezanne. Click on a print to choose frames, mats and prices.  
    http://www.art-find.artselect.com/perl/frArtistByLastName?letter=C&artist=Paul C

97. Document Sans-titre
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98. Cezanne.com - Accueil
    http://www.cezanne.com/fr/

99. Biografía - Cézanne, Paul
    FICHA Cézanne, paul. NacionalidadFrancia. Aixen-Provence (1839) - Aix-en-Provence (1906) era como un padre para todos nosotros". paul Cézanne nació el 19 de enero de  
    http://www.artehistoria.com/genios/pintores/1555.htm
    
    Extractions: Para buena parte de los pintores de la vanguardia, especialmente Matisse y Picasso , Cézanne sería el padre de la modernidad. Este último escribió: "Cézanne era mi sólo y único maestro. No creáis que me limitara a mirar sus cuadros ... Pasé años estudiándolos ... Cézanne era como un padre para todos nosotros". Paul Cézanne nació el 19 de enero de 1839 en Aix-en-Provence, en la rue de l´Opera. Su padre se llamaba Louis-Auguste , comerciante de origen italiano que se dedicaba a la fabricación y exportación de sombreros, y su madre Anne-Elisabeth-Honorine Aubert, hija de un tornero y trabajadora durante un tiempo en la empresa de su futuro esposo. Ambos se conocieron y mantuvieron una relación secreta de la que nacerían Paul y Marie -ésta dos años después del futuro pintor-, contrayendo matrimonio el 29 de enero de 1844. De esta manera formalizarían su situación. Una nueva hija, Rose, nacería en el seno de la pareja, el 30 de junio de 1854. Entre 1844 y 1849 el pequeño Paul asiste a la Escuela Primaria de la rue des Epinaux, donde conocerá a Achille Emperarie . En 1848 su padre se asocia con Cabassol, el cajero de la Banque Bargès -que había quebrado- y funda, el 1 de junio, la "Banque Cézanne et Cabassol". Se trata de la única entidad financiera de Aix y los alrededores, lo que motivará su rápido y espectacular progreso. En 1849 Cézanne se matricula en l´Ecole Saint-Joseph, dirigida por el abad Savournin. En esta institución educativa conocerá al futuro escultor Phillipe Solari y a Henri Gasquet, cuyo hijo

100. Www.seilnacht.com
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