Monday, 19 December 2022

Cezanne

Last month I went to see the Cezanne exhibition at the Tate Modern in London. I like his work and this exhibition rates as one of the best I've seen. I photographed many of the exhibits and I am just going to post them here, hopefully with the correct information! If you like his work then this post is for you.




































































































































 

































































































12 comments:

  1. Oh my! This was extensive and very informative. Thank you so much for taking me to the gallery with you!

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  2. I do (like his work) and it is (the post for me).
    Thank you for taking so many photos and publishing them here.

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  3. I started a comment, and now I don't know if I published or not ! I love Cézanne, in fact all impressionists. When I visited my friend in the South of France, we went to Aix en provence to empty the flat of her daughter who studied in Aix. When we arrived in her street, I saw a plate with the inscription "Cézanne was born" here. Both mother and daughter hadn't realized that he lived with his parents in this street
    here is a link https://gattinatravels.blogspot.com/2013/04/on-trail-of-paul-cezanne.html

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  4. Thank you for the visit to Cezanne's work. The Chestnut trees was my favorite but must say The Murder was disturbing. Regardless, I got a lovely tour and never left my chair. Thanks.

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  5. The museum has a lot of incredible paintings. They are masterpieces

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  6. I have seen many landscapes that could have been painted by Cezanne or perhaps one of his contemporaries. But self portraits can only be painted, by definition, by the artist's own hand. So Portrait of an Artist with a Pink Background had to be stunning, and it was! Name your price and I will sell my house to pay you!

    Some of his still life fruit paintings are also appealing.

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  7. There are some very interesting paintings and nice to read the interpretations.

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  8. One of my favourite artists, I'm envious you got to see this exhibition.

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  9. Some of his works really appeal to me. It was good to read about the works I liked.

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  10. With that paintbox it's no wonder that (to me) the colours are all so 'muddy'.

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  11. I think The Conversation is my favourite one.

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