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PAUL C?ZANNE (1839-1906) is an important figure in the progress

of modern European painting. In his dedicated concern with form and

structure, he stands apart from the mainstream of Impressionist

painting, extending its range into a new art of visual

analysis.

Cézanne, sensitive and shy, shunned the Parisian café society of

his fellow artists, preferring to live and work alone in his native

Provence which provided the inspiration for so many of his

paintings. Less immediately appealing to a wider audience than, for

example, Monet and Degas, Cézanne is nonetheless of immense

importance through the influence he exerted on so many of the

artists who followed him, such as Picasso and Matisse.

Blessed with financial independence through the efforts of his

banker father, he fortunately enjoyed a freedom to pursue his art

without the demands of making a living felt by so many of his

fellow artists.

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PAUL C?ZANNE (1839-1906) is an important figure in the progress

of modern European painting. In his dedicated concern with form and

structure, he stands apart from the mainstream of Impressionist

painting, extending its range into a new art of visual

analysis.

Cézanne, sensitive and shy, shunned the Parisian café society of

his fellow artists, preferring to live and work alone in his native

Provence which provided the inspiration for so many of his

paintings. Less immediately appealing to a wider audience than, for

example, Monet and Degas, Cézanne is nonetheless of immense

importance through the influence he exerted on so many of the

artists who followed him, such as Picasso and Matisse.

Blessed with financial independence through the efforts of his

banker father, he fortunately enjoyed a freedom to pursue his art

without the demands of making a living felt by so many of his

fellow artists.