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Sunday, December 7, 2008
Sunday Art Review: C'est Cezanne!
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7 comments:
i like the card players the best!
smiles, bee
xoxoxoxoxoxoxoxo
I like the fruit still lifes and the water view, and I might argue with you about Cezanne being 'lesser known'!
"Cezanne uses tiny planes of color to achieve volume" That's what I learned from Sister Georgianna, my art history teacher in high school.
My favorites are Esta Que and Chateau Noir.
Esta Que does it for me :)
Kenju- no, I didn't mean that Cezanne was lesser known, I meant that the painting I saw here in Palm Springs recently- by Cezanne, was one of his lesser known works.
I hate -absolutely hate -having to make a decision like this! I really appreciated all those pictures and wanted every last one of 'em too! If I had to chose only one, I guess it would be Le Lac Bleu although Mont Sainte Victoire would probably be a very close second.
It's hard, but it's a toss up between La Nature Morte and Esta Que.
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