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This drawing is one of six variations on the subject. Its studied precision reveals Girtin’s early training as a topographical watercolourist with Edward Dayes. The strong vertical accent, sound sense...
...unique collaboration between KODE and The Courtauld. Paul Cézanne: Masterpieces from The Courtauld opens at KODE 1 on 16th July 2021 and will present a major group of paintings, together...
...part of a unique collaboration between KODE and The Courtauld, London. Paul Cézanne: Masterpieces from The Courtauld opens at KODE 1 on 16th July 2021 and will present a major...
...and biedermeieresque isms’. Rykr did not see too much hope in either one of these groups; rather he found it, again, in ‘old father Cézanne’. This emphasis on Cézanne as...
...distinctive use of line. Examples range from radical watercolours by Cézanne and highly expressive finger drawings in ink by Louis Soutter, to abstract compositions made by Henri Michaux whilst experimenting...
...distinctive use of line. Examples range from radical watercolours by Cézanne and highly expressive finger drawings in ink by Louis Soutter, to abstract compositions made by Henri Michaux whilst experimenting...
...Cézanne, and a pair of paintings by Van Gogh of the hospital where he stayed in Arles. This is the first time ever that the collection has been shown outside...
...Cézanne, and a pair of paintings by Van Gogh of the hospital where he stayed in Arles. This is the first time ever that the collection has been shown outside...
...fetishes by nations without history by way of Cézanne’s lessons in cuboid construction, seeking forms that were entirely liberated from natural proportions. Only [the following] could attract this unique representative...
...Eight).[1] In Prague, the leading role was taken by Cubism, which had originated in France but soon became autonomous, while the Hungarian Nyolcak style drew from Cézanne, Matisse, Cubism, Expressionism,...
...years were irrelevant. Vilmos Aba-Novák and Károly Patkó may have painted in the spirit of Paul Cézanne, and Gyula Hincz may have had to be ‘rescued’ from ‘excessive Parisian and...
