NATSUYUKI NAKANISHI: DISSECTING PLATO'S CAVE ON CANVAS
Behind, Circle — VII 05 One of the greatest mysteries of art is what exactly the flat two-dimensional surface of the canvas is, and wh...
Showing posts with label Cezanne. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Cezanne. Show all posts
CEZANNE: PARIS & PROVENCE
Paul Cézanne "Apples and Oranges" (1899) A ‘town & country’ look at the “father of modern painting” If you’re a fo...
Rules are Made to be Broken: Gervex, Renoir, Cezanne & Picasso
Woman Seated in an Armchair, 1923 Nowadays an artist has complete freedom to paint, carve, construct, install, or simply do whateve...
Ryusei Kishida: Innovation and Exploration
Kishida’s short but brilliant career When Japan opened up to the West after the Meiji Revolution, it had a lot of catching up to d...
A Post-Impressionist masterpiece brings a taste of Tahiti to Tokyo
Where Do We Come From? What Are We? Where Are We Going? 1897-98 Does this sound familiar? After disappointments in his homeland, a man choo...
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