Timelines
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Moments of Paul Cézanne
1867. Christ in Limbo. Early work (this stage is also called the "dark period" because of the use of black). We see in his brushstroke his admiration for Delacroix.
1867. Satyrs and Nymphs
1870. The Temptation of St. Anthony
1872-73. Old Road at Auvers-sur-Oise. In 1972, he met Pissarro, and we see the influence of Impressionism in his brushwork and palette (he even exhibited with the impressionists).
1873. The House of the Hanged Man
1873-74. A Modern Olympia
1876. Afternoon in Naples
1877. Madame Cézanne in a Red Armchair
1877. The Eternal Feminine
1885-87. Still Life with Cherries and Peaches. From 1880, he settled in Provence and began his mature stage, when his personal style (which breaks with traditional perspective, builds with volumes, and geometrizes the elements of the painting) began to make him "the father of modernity."
1887. Mont Sainte-Victoire with Large Pine
1888-89. Boy in a Red Vest
1888-90. Kitchen Table
1888-90. Madame Cézanne in Blue
1890. Bathers
1890-92. Study for the Card Players
1890-92. The Card Players
1892-95. Mont Sainte-Victoire
1893-94. Still Life with Apples
1893-95. The Peppermint Bottle
1894-95. The Card Players
1895. Woman with a Coffee Pot
1899. Mont Sainte-Victoire1900. Women Bathing
1900-05. Les Grandes Baigneuses
1900-06. Les Grandes Baigneuses
1904. Sainte-Victoire Mountain and Black Castle
Recommended links:
The importance of Mont Sainte-Victoire (1892/1895).
Fundamental Post-Impressionist Painters.
Paul Cézanne and his Revolutionary Still Lifes.
Characteristic Elements of Post-Impressionist Painting.
Timeline: from Neoclassicism till the end of the 19th century.
Fundamental Paintings to Understand the History of Painting: Les Demoiselles d’Avignon, Picasso.
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