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...motif of the sea. It follows major Impressionist exhibitions at The Courtauld, such as Cézanne’s Card Players, The Morgan Stanley Exhibition: Van Gogh. Self-Portraits and, most recently, the acclaimed The...
...painted her sculpture, she would often explain that her colour was the equivalent of light falling across a surface. This was not in an analytical way, as Paul Cézanne or...
...motif of the sea. It follows major Impressionist exhibitions at The Courtauld, such as Cézanne’s Card Players, The Morgan Stanley Exhibition: Van Gogh. Self-Portraits and, most recently, the acclaimed The...
Paul Cézanne: Masterpieces from The Courtauld 16 July – 10 Oct 2021 KODE 1, Bergen The Courtauld is delighted to present a unique collaboration – Paul Cézanne: Masterpieces from The...
...in European modern art, from Fragonard to Twombly, c. 1750 – 1960, which will include chapters on the art of David, Courbet, Cézanne and Picasso. He is writing a commissioned...
...Hamilton focused on the structural devices developed by Cézanne, viewing them in relation to abstract qualities in his own work: These paintings took a major characteristic of Cézanne’s method, that...
...of new tools and impulses: painters from Delacroix to Cézanne used photographs as raw material for the development of drawings and paintings; the medium’s ability to capture stages of bodies...
...enriched with a group of works by Cézanne assembled by the celebrated Old Master collector Count Antoine Seilern (1901-78). The bequest included The Turning Road, one of Cézanne’s largest landscapes....
A free tour of the Reconstructing Cezanne exhibition and work with Courtauld Paper Conservator, Kate Edmondson and contemporary artist Alex Blum to gain unexpected glimpses into the artist’s creative process...
