When he was asked how Paul Cézanne influenced his work, Picasso declared: “He is the father of us all, a sort of God of painting.” This admiration was shared by Picasso’s coeval Cubist-in-arms, ...

This prompted the citizens of his hometown of Aix-en-Provence to send the beleaguered artist messages demanding ... in the ...

Paul Cézanne's paintings offered a radical new way of ... The Courtauld A forerunner of Cubism, Still Life with Plaster Cupid (c 1894) reflects how we see an object over time (Credit: The ...

What if Picasso and Braque had other aims than shooting the starting pistol for abstract art? What if Cubism, for all its debts to Cézanne and central Africa, also drew on another, lower kind of ...

Seen close up, his later paintings, such as Gardanne (see cut), look like Cubist abstractions and were, in fact, the point at which Cubism first left the world behind. But Cézanne would doubtless ...

As the foundational story of modern art, it is the perfect show for this ... and for Cézanne’s vast reach. The pre-cubist structure of staggered houses on a hill, “Sea at L’Estaque behind ...

The Museum Berggruen collection, shaped and built by German art dealer Heinz Berggruen from the 1950s onwards, tells the ...

A highly contextualised, thoughtful, and conversational exhibition which maps out a decades-long conversation of modern ways ...

Paul Cezanne is often called the ‘father of modern art’. He was the artist who bridged the gap between Impressionism and modernism and brought forward the post-impressionist movement as well.

Similar scenarios seen in 17th-century Dutch and French art were defined by drama, like drunken buffoons bickering, brawling, and otherwise behaving badly. But Cezanne’s take on card players was ...

Cincinnati Art Museum’s chief conservator Serena Urry was conducting a routine inspection of the institution’s prized Paul Cézanne painting “Still Life with Bread and Eggs” when she ...