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Paul Cézanne
Dátum narodenia: 19. január 1839
Dátum úmrtia: 22. október 1906
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Paul Cézanne bol francúzsky maliar a kresliar reprezentujúci prechod medzi impresionizmom konca 19. storočia a kubizmom zo začiatku 20. storočia. Bol jednou z najvýznamnejších postáv francúzskeho maliarstva, ktorú dnes radíme do obdobia postimpresionizmu.
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Citáty Paul Cézanne
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„It's like Impressionism. They all do it at the Salons. Oh, very discreetly! I too was an Impressionist. I don't conceal the fact. Pissarro had an enormous influence on me. But I wanted to make out of Impressionism something solid and lasting like the art of the museums.“
— Paul Cézanne
p. 164, in: 'What he told me – I. The motif'
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„Don't you think your Corot [to Guilemet the painter] is a little short on temperament? I'm painting a portrait of Vallabreque; the highlight on the nose is pure vermilion [remark of Cezanne ca. 1860]“
— Paul Cézanne
Quote in: Cézanne, by , Dover publications Inc. New York, 1984, p. 28
„Make others feel the same way about it. Without their realizing it! That's the meaning of art... Yes, what I'm aiming for is the logical development of what we see and feel when we observe nature; only then I'm concerned with the process, processes being for us no more than simple ways of getting the public to feel what we ourselves are feeling, and of making our point. The great artists we admire have done no more... Shall we have lunch?“
— Paul Cézanne
p. 160, in: 'What he told me – I. The motif
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„I was very pleased with myself when I discovered that sunlight could not be reproduced; it had to be represented by something else.... by colour.“
— Paul Cézanne
Quote from Renoir – his life and work, Francois Fosca; Book Club Associates /Thames and Hudson Ltd, London 1975, p. 79
„There is, in a apple, in a head, a culminating point, and this point - in spite of the effect, the tremendous effect: shadow or light, sensations of colour - is always the one nearest to the eye. The edge of objects recede to another point placed on your horizon. This is my great principle, my conviction, my discovery. The eye must concentrate, grasp the subject, and the brain will find a means to express it..“
— Paul Cézanne
p. 222 in: 'What he told me – III. The Studio'
