Paul Cézanne Cezanne's masterpiece Cezanne

Paul Cézanne was born in a small merchant family in Aix, France, and studied in the Swiss Painting Academy. He is a famous French painter and one of the representatives of Impressionism. He is known as the pioneer of modern art and the "father of modern painting". So, what are the works of Paul Cézanne and Paul Cézanne?

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Brief introduction of Paul Cézanne

Paul Cézanne (1839 65438+1October 19-1906 65438+1October 22nd), a famous French painter, was praised as "Art Nouveau" from the end of19. As a pioneer of modern art, western modernity.

His pursuit and expression of the sense of volume of objects opened the way for cubism. Cezanne attaches importance to the authenticity of color vision, and his uniqueness of "objective" observation of natural colors is very different from that of previous painters who observed natural colors "rationally" or "subjectively".

Cezanne's masterpiece Cezanne

His works include: Mount St. Victor, Portrait of Farrier, Estek Bay, Portrait of Monks, Pastoral Poetry, Hanging House, Still Life, Card Player, Bathing Woman, Estek Bay, etc.

Mount Saint Vitter is an oil painting created by French painter Paul Cézanne in 1890. Mount Saint Victor is located near Cezanne's hometown in southern France. In the picture, the sky is a chaotic color block, and the peaks are just vague outlines. The houses, fields, trees and flowers at the foot of the mountain can't be clearly identified at all, only the shapes and colors that support the essence of things are left. It's like showing us the color of a person's bones at once, with no clothes or body support in the middle. In this painting, the painter's brush strokes are more abstract, and the outline lines become more broken and relaxed. Colors float on objects to keep their own characteristics.