by Michel Hoog (Author), Michel Hoog (Author), Rosemary Stonehewer (Author)
Paul Cezanne - a solitary genius who overcame opposition from his family, friends and the official Salon - made painting the sole preoccupation of his life. He worked unceasingly to realize his vision of a 'harmony parallel to nature', investigating the logic of colours and re-creating space.
Mocked by Parisian critics, he withdrew to Provence where he laboured quietly until a later generation hailed him as the father of a new art.
Here is his story, told in his own words, in those of his friends, and in the accolades of great artists, philosophers and critics.
Format: Paperback
Pages: 176
Edition: 01
Publisher: Thames and Hudson Ltd
Published: 18 Apr 1994
ISBN 10: 0500300372
ISBN 13: 9780500300374
Book Overview: In this profusely illustrated, pocket-size book Cezanne's story is told in his own words, in those of his friends, and in the accolades of great artists, philosophers and critics.