Brian Sewell, this paper’s brilliant former critic, observed about the last big Cezanne exhibition in ... did indeed turn the contents of his fruit bowl into objects freighted with significance.

Simply sign up to the House & Home myFT Digest -- delivered directly to your inbox. Paul Cézanne was “the greatest of us all”, Claude Monet once said. The post-Impressionist painter’s ...

Paul Cézanne was a French artist ... Still life is something that you can see in real life but it doesn't move, like a bowl of fruit. He realised if you look closely at an object the area ...

BOSTON - Visitors are encouraged to “look carefully” at the singular paintings of Paul ... of Fruit,” from around 1864, and Berthe Morrisot's 1885 “White Flowers in a Bowl,” which ...

Pablo Picasso once said that the great 19th-century French painter Paul Cezanne was "the father ... A parade of fruit? Why not! Cezanne took on the establishment. Ambitious and fierce, he was ...

Paul Cézanne's paintings offered a radical new ... Alamy Cézanne's Sugar Bowl, Pears, and Blue Cup (1865-70) is a conventional depiction of a still life (Credit: Alamy) Cézanne's insights ...

He would return to the same subjects again and again: forests and trees, fruit and faces, bathers in and out of water. For the renowned French artist Paul Cézanne, it was all about the effort ...

and the master painter Paul Cezanne ... Sponsor Message Cezanne is renowned for his still lifes of fruit, often painted fresh from a local farmer's market. He arranged them carefully, put coins ...

The best of Cézanne's work reveal a truth not present in nature, i.e. the fruit could never hold those positions in a bowl, and yet they seem all more alive for their impossibility. Cézanne is ...

By Jason Farago There is Paul Cézanne the artist ... The dense masses of fruit we think we know appear here only as shadows. The solid clumps of bathers’ bodies resolve into trembling outlines.