Paul Cézanne, Impressionism - Artworks (Page 4)

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Paul Cézanne

1888

The Alley At Chantilly

Step into the serene beauty of Paul Cézanne’s ‘The Alley at Chantilly.’ This Post-Impressionist masterpiece, painted in 1888, captures a tranquil forest scene with bold brushstrokes and geometric forms – a pivotal work bridging art history.

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Still Life With A Curtain. Ca1895, Eremi

Paul Cézanne's 'Still Life with a Curtain' (1895) captures a warm, intimate scene of fruit and drapery—a pivotal work bridging Impressionism & Cubism. Explore its innovative use of form and color.

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Untitled (5385)

Paul Cézanne’s "untitled (5385)" captures the essence of Impressionism's exploration of light and color, transitioning into Cubist fragmentation while portraying three nude women amidst a serene outdoor setting.

Paul Cézanne

1885

Portrait Of The Artist's Son

Experience Cézanne's 'Portrait of the Artist’s Son'! A poignant study in familial bonds & post-impressionist technique, hand-painted to museum quality. Own a timeless masterpiece today.

Paul Cézanne

1890

Still Life With Apples

Experience Paul Cézanne's revolutionary 'Still Life with Apples and Oranges'! A pivotal work showcasing geometric forms & vibrant color, influencing modern art. Hand-painted reproduction available.

Paul Cézanne

Mme Yellowchair

Paul Cézanne's 'Madame Cézanne in a Yellow Chair' (1893) captures Hortense Fiquet’s pensive gaze within a subtly rendered interior, bridging Impressionism and Cubism with masterful brushwork.

Paul Cézanne

1895

Mont Sainte-victoire

Experience Paul Cézanne's iconic 'Mont Sainte-Victoire'! This Post-Impressionist masterpiece captures the mountain’s essence with simplified forms and vibrant color. A landmark in art history.

Paul Cézanne

1869

Luncheon On The Grass

Experience Paul Cézanne's "Luncheon on the Grass" – a pivotal Impressionist masterpiece capturing light, nature, and human connection. Explore its romantic style & historical significance.

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The Bather

Discover Paul Cézanne's 'The Bather,' a pivotal Post-Impressionist masterpiece! Explore dynamic forms, vibrant colors & its influence on modern art. A timeless exploration of beauty and nature.

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Still Life With Onions And Bottle,1890-95, Louvre

Paul Cézanne

1877

Hortense Fiquet In A Striped Skirt

Paul Cézanne’s ‘Hortense Fiquet in a Striped Skirt’ (1877) captures the essence of Post-Impressionism with its bold brushstrokes and intimate portraiture. Explore this iconic work's composition & significance.

Paul Cézanne

1877

Two Vases Of Flowers

Experience Paul Cézanne's 'Two Vases of Flowers' – a captivating still life masterpiece showcasing vibrant colors and innovative brushstrokes. A timeless work reflecting Impressionism’s beauty.

Paul Cézanne

Bathers (hermitage)

Cézanne's 'Bathers (Hermitage)' exemplifies Post-Impressionism with its innovative use of color and form, bridging Impressionism & Cubism. Explore the masterpiece!

Paul Cézanne

1866

Portrait Of A Man In A Blue Cap, Or Uncle Dominique

“Portrait of a Man in a Blue Cap, or Uncle Dominique” by Paul Cézanne is a revolutionary Post-Impressionist masterpiece exploring rural life and innovative artistic techniques. View it at the Kimbell Art Museum!

Paul Cézanne

The Fountain

Explore ‘The Fountain’ by Paul Cézanne, a seminal Post-Impressionist masterpiece embodying structure and color—a cornerstone of modern art influenced by Gauguin & Van Gogh.

Paul Cézanne

1871

Portrait Of Antoine Valabregue

Paul Cézanne

1906

The Garden At Les Lauves (le Jardin Des Lauves)

Experience Paul Cézanne's "The Garden at Les Lauves." This vibrant landscape captures Provence’s beauty, showcasing his innovative use of form and color. Own a stunning hand-painted reproduction.

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Madame Cézanne I Den Gula Fåtöljen,1890-94, Moma

Explore Paul Cézanne’s iconic Madame Cézanne i den gula fåtöljen (1890-94), a masterpiece blending Impressionism and Cubist influences. Admire its serene composition and Cézanne's groundbreaking use of form.

Paul Cézanne

1867

Rue Des Saules. Montmartre

Experience Paul Cézanne's 'Rue des Saules. Montmartre'! This captivating 1867 oil painting captures Parisian street life with vibrant detail & a unique perspective, bridging Impressionism to Post-Impressionism.

Paul Cézanne

1890

Four Bathers

Paul Cézanne

Madame Cezanne (barnes)

Delve into the artistic reactions to 1885 – a transformative year for Impressionism and Post-Impressionism. Examine Cézanne's contribution alongside Van Gogh and other influential artists.

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Uncle Dominique 1

Paul Cézanne

1867

The Negro Scipio

Delve into Cézanne's masterpiece 'The Negro Scipio,' capturing stillness and contemplation with masterful tonal modulation—a pivotal transition from Impressionism to Post-Impressionism housed in São Paulo Museum of Art.

Paul Cézanne

1880

Self-portrait (8)

Paul Cézanne's Self-Portrait (8) captures a contemplative gaze and explores themes of identity through meticulous detail. This iconic black and white painting showcases Cézanne’s pioneering approach to form, blending Impressionistic observation with Cubist fragmentation.

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