Paul Cézanne - Das Gebirgsmassiv 1902-1904
Öl auf Leinwand, 69,8 x 89,5 cm
Paul Cézanne ist am 19. Januar 1839 geboren
und am 22.Oktober 1906 gestorben.
Er war ein französischer Maler,
Er war ein französischer Maler,
der unterschiedlichen Stilrichtungen zugeordnet war.
Bei seiner Malerei war viel eigenwilliges und unbeholfenes zu sehen,
wie zum Beispiel eine verzerrte Perspektive,
oder andere Abweichungen von der Norm.
Obwohl seine Bilder immer gegenständlich blieben,
gelang es ihm eine Konzeption von Malerei zu formulieren,
welche die Abhängigkeit des gemalten Motivs
von seinem Vorbild in der Wirklichkeit entbindet.
Sein Credo war, dass Kunst und Natur zwei nebeneinander existierende
und somit gleichberechtigte Harmonien sind.
"Kunst ist eine Harmonie parallel zur Natur"
Auf dieser Website findet ihr sein Oeuvre:
http://www.paul-cezanne.org/
Paul Cézanne was born on 19th January 1839
and died on the 22th October 1906.
He was a French painter,
who was assigned to different styles.
In his painting there was much idiosyncratic and awkward,
such as a distorted perspective
or other deviations from the norm.
Although his paintings always stayed representational,
he managed to formulate a conception of his paintings,
which release the dependence of the painted motive
from his model in reality.
His credo was that art and nature are two coexisting
and thus equal harmonies.
"Art is a harmony parallel to nature"
On this website you will find his oeuvre:
http://www.paul-cezanne.org/
Paul Cézanne was born on 19th January 1839
and died on the 22th October 1906.
He was a French painter,
who was assigned to different styles.
In his painting there was much idiosyncratic and awkward,
such as a distorted perspective
or other deviations from the norm.
Although his paintings always stayed representational,
he managed to formulate a conception of his paintings,
which release the dependence of the painted motive
from his model in reality.
His credo was that art and nature are two coexisting
and thus equal harmonies.
"Art is a harmony parallel to nature"
On this website you will find his oeuvre:
http://www.paul-cezanne.org/