which went on to shape the Cubist art of Georges Braque and Pablo Picasso. Below, we take a look through Cezanne’s most ground-breaking paintings, many of which were made towards the latter part ...

There’s no one Cézanne; there’s four Cézannes if not six. In other words, a Cézanne in the ‘60s is different from when he’s painting in a proto-Cubist way and showing all the facets of the volumes.” ...

It was the first cubist painting, Les Demoiselles d’ Avignon ... reordered objects to make a striking design and rhythm on the canvas. “Cezanne turns a bottle into a cylinder,” Gris wrote ...

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, ...

Cubist, abstract and non-representational art are accepted as the sole styles of legitimate modernism. Practitioners in these modes satisfy themselves that they are unique, since no previous epoch ...

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 ...

This exhibition explores the history of abstract painting, and its ties to the future. Beginning around the time of abstract painting’s birth, it presents abstraction’s rise, the trends that ...

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 ...

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 ...