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Books on: cezanne and pissaro

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Cezanne: A Study of His Development

Book by Roger Fry; Macmillan, 1927

Subjects:

Caezanne, Paul--1839-1906

Collections: Entire Library

...famous recruits." These were Cezanne and Pissaro. What is strange here is...of the group as far as Cezanne is concerned was Pissaro, with whom he at once felt...the defiant assurance of Cezanne. Pissaros example cooled the Provencal...
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An Essay on Critical Appreciation

Book by R. W. Church; Cornell University Press, 1938

Subjects:

Aesthetics

Collections: Philosophy, Entire Library
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A Dictionary of Modern Painting

Book by Carlton Lake, Robert Maillard; Tudor Publishing, 1956

Subjects:

Painting--Dictionaries

Collections: Entire Library

...Guillaumin in 1859, and in April 1861 met Cezanne, who had just arrived from Aix-en- Provence. Cezanne was then twenty-two years old, Pissarro...was to his contact with Pissarro that Cezanne owed his initiation into the Impressionist...
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Henri Matisse: A Bio-Bibliography

Book by Russell T. Clement; Greenwood Press, 1993

Subjects:

Matisse, Henri--1869-1954--Bibliography

Collections: Entire Library

The elegant Matisse retrospective at New York's Museum of Modern Art in the fall of 1992 was the first king-sized retrospective of Matisse's work anywhere in the world for more than twenty years. Appropriately labelled "the most beautiful show in the world," this giant new look at Matisse and his ...
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The elegant Matisse retrospective at New York's Museum of Modern Art in the fall of 1992 was the first king-sized retrospective of Matisse's work anywhere in the world for more than twenty years. Appropriately labelled "the most beautiful show in the world," this giant new look at Matisse and his pursuit of pleasure was a consummate success. Henri Matisse: A Bio-Bibliography provides the scholar, student, artist, and layperson with an extended primary and secondary bibliography with which to study and enjoy this great artist. These works cover his life, career, oeuvre, and influence on other artists. Though many of the entries are annotated, this is not meant to be a critical guide; rather, it is a way to get to know a great artist through the literature surrounding him and his art.
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Four French Symbolists: A Sourcebook on Pierre Puvis de Chavannes, Gustave Moreau, Odilon Redon, and Maurice Denis

Book by Russell T. Clement; Greenwood Press, 1996

Subjects:

Art, French--Sources, Art, Modern--19th Century--France--Sources, Symbolism (Art Movement)--France--Sources

Collections: Entire Library

The first comprehensive, scholarly sourcebook/research guide/bibliography on the major French Symbolist painters, this work includes nearly 3,000 entries covering a variety of materials. Each artist receives a primary and secondary bibliography with many annotated entries. Art works, personal names ...
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The first comprehensive, scholarly sourcebook/research guide/bibliography on the major French Symbolist painters, this work includes nearly 3,000 entries covering a variety of materials. Each artist receives a primary and secondary bibliography with many annotated entries. Art works, personal names, and subject indexes facilitate easy access. The volume is designed for art historians, art students, museum and gallery curators, and others interested in this major art style of the last half of the 19th century and the first quarter of the 20th century. Art museums and art libraries, in both the United States and abroad were gleaned for sources. This is a unique and substantial research tool.
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Journal Articles on: cezanne and pissaro

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Pissaro, Neo-Impressionism, and the Spaces Fo the Avant-Garde

Journal article by Richard R. Brettell; The Art Bulletin, Vol. 81, 1999

Subjects:

Books--Reviews

Collections: Entire Library

...as the opposite one might be, between the Signac and Paul Cezannes Cinq baigneuses of the mid-1880s. When seen in black-and-white...art as Sir Joshua Reynolds, and Manet, Courbet, Renoir, and Cezanne courted history as obviously, persistently, and deliberately...
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Pissarro, Landscape, Vision, and Tradition

Journal article by Rachael Ziady Delue; The Art Bulletin, Vol. 80, 1998

Subjects:

Painters--Criticism, interpretation, etc., Pissarro, Camille--Criticism, interpretation, etc.

Collections: Entire Library

...of a group of young artists including Pissaro, Monet, and Sisley held at the gallery...revelatory. Pissarro met Zola in 1863 through Cezanne and attended the writers Thursday evening...pictures of that time. He, along with Cezanne, whom he had met at the Academie Suisse...
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The Strategy of Still Life, or the Politics of Georges Braque

Journal article by Alex Danchev; Alternatives: Global, Local, Political, Vol. 31, 2006

Subjects:

Artists--Criticism and interpretation, Artists--Political activity, Braque, Georges--Criticism and interpretation, Braque, Georges--Political activity, Still lifes (Art)--Criticism and interpretation, Still-life in art--Criticism and interpretation

Collections: Entire Library

...compared favorably with those of Picasso, but not with their more acceptable predecessors: Works by Degas, Renoir, Monet, and Pissaro fetched three to five times as much. Laurence Bertrand-Dorleac, Histoire de lart (Paris: Sorbonne, 1986), p. 54. 50. Lynn H...
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Interdisciplinarity, the Psychology of Art, and Creativity: an Introduction

Journal article by Martin S. Lindauer; Creativity Research Journal, Vol. 11, 1998

Subjects:

Creative Ability--Periodicals

Collections: Psychology, Entire Library

...historians agreed that 19 artists had an old-age style--Braque, Cezanne, Constable, Corot, David, Degas, de Kooning, Goya, Kandinsky...artists--Bellows, Copley, Eakins, Guardi, Innes, Monet, Pissaro, Reynolds, and Sargent (representational artists) and Klee...

Magazine Articles on: cezanne and pissaro

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Portraits by Renoir

Magazine article by Gloria Groom; USA Today (Society for the Advancement of Education), Vol. 126, November 1997

Subjects:

Impressionism (Art)--Criticism and interpretation, Portrait painting--Criticism and interpretation, Renoir, Pierre-Auguste--Criticism and interpretation

Collections: Entire Library

...involvement that same year with the artists Monet, Sisley, Pissaro, and Paul Cezanne, who also had been rejected from the Salon and were...past art. In this, he was not alone. By the 1880s, Cezanne, Edgar Degas, and Monet as well were wrestling with...
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Clip & Save Art Notes

Magazine article by Colleen Carroll; Arts & Activities, Vol. 143, May 2008

Subjects:

Artists, Monet, Claude--Criticism and interpretation, Painting, Painting (Art)

Collections: Education, Entire Library

...following year Monet met two important French painters, Camille Pissaro and Courbet, both of whom would make a profound impact on not...similar vision: Pissarro, Morisot, Degas, Sisley, Boudin and Cezanne. (For a partial recreation and tribute to this famous exhibition...
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The House of Hansen: What a Treat It Must Be to Have Enough Money to Buy Beautiful Art. and What a Pleasure It Is When a Collector with Taste and Discernment Puts His Collection on Display

Magazine article by Stephen Goodel; Insight on the News, Vol. 18, April 15, 2002

Subjects:

Hansen, Victor--Collections and collecting, Impressionism (Art)--Exhibitions, Painting--Exhibitions

Collections: Entire Library

...Gustave Courbet, Auguste Renoir, Paul Cezanne and others among the great late 19th-century...deer are frozen in midescape. Camille Pissaro is the exhibitions poster boy, his Plum...plum tree in bloom in the courtyard of Pissaros farm while a single figure, a farm woman...
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Gustave Caillebotte - Painter of a New Paris

Magazine article by Muriel Julius; Contemporary Review, Vol. 268, June 1996

Subjects:

Caillebottte, Gustave--Works, Impressionism (Art)--Exhibitions, Impressionist artists--Works, Royal Academy of Arts, London, England--Exhibitions

Collections: Entire Library

...sumptuous Red Chrysanthemums and Cezannes Flowers in a Rococo Vase...years old when he died. Camille Pissaro wrote to his son, Lucien on...sixty-five, including 18 by Pissaro, 17 by Monet, 4 by Cezanne, 4 by Manet, 8 by Degas and...
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Paul Gauguin in the Vanguard

Magazine article by James Gardner; National Review, Vol. 40, November 7, 1988

Subjects:

French painters--Biography, Gauguin, Paul--Biography, Painters, French--Biography

Collections: Entire Library

...show devotes the least attention, he is not yet his own man: his unabashed imitation of other Impressionists, like Pissaro and Cezanne, caused him to be largely overlooked by contemporary critics. But already he must have recognized that he could...

Newspaper Articles on: cezanne and pissaro

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Finding 'The Salt That Cures'

Newspaper article by Colin Walters; The Washington Times, March 26, 2000

Subjects:

Walcott, Derek

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...his relations to artist friends, Paul Cezanne, Claude Monet and others, making for a...and teaches at Boston University. Like Pissaro before him, he too got off his island...in a whites world. Imagine him and/or Pissaro (they are the same now) walking away from...
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A Shade on the Light Side

Newspaper article; The Daily Mail (London, England), May 1, 2006

Subjects:

Television programs--Television program reviews

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...trio. Missing were such familiar giants of the movement as Pissaro and Sisley, though Degas - here presented as a cynical onlooker - was given a couple of short scenes, and Paul Cezanne made one brief appearance. We first met the tight-knit threesome...
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Rousseau's S Bungle in the Jungle; Hailed as a Great Artist, the Former French Customs Man Was a Sly Old Rogue Whose Paintings Were Ingenious Frauds

Newspaper article; The Evening Standard (London, England), November 11, 2005

Subjects:

Fraud, Rousseau, Henri

Collections: Religious Studies, Philosophy, History, Education, Literature, Psychology, Entire Library

...him to cling to his naivety, and that he was the familiar of Gauguin, Seurat, Signac, Pissaro and Redon, of Renoir and Toulouse-Lautrec (Degas, Manet and Cezanne managed to stay clear of him), but we have no proof that any of these took him seriously...

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