The world of still lifes with coffee, wine and drinksBottle of Cézanne liqueur, rum and newspaper from Juan Gris, two glasses of Sargent and coffee grinder from Bonnard show how the drink organizes waiting, sharing and modernity.
18th - 20th centuryFrom domestic ritual to cubism
Coffee, wine and alcoholDistinct social uses
Container and preparationTwo ways of suggesting the absent
°19,000Cumulative works of the artists presented - overall estimate
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18th -20th century · ritual, commerce and geometry
Bottle of Cézanne liqueur, rum and newspaper from Juan Gris, two glasses of Sargent and coffee grinder from Bonnard show how the drink organizes waiting, sharing and modernity.
Drinks are rarely painted alone: they involve a container, a ritual and a possible human presence. Cézanne gives a bottle of liquor a vertical stability that the fruits and the table experience; commercial liquid becomes a volume problem. Juan Gris combines a bottle of rum and newspaper, two modern consumer objects reconstructed by cubist letters, plans and transparencies. Sargent's Two Wine Glasses reduce the scene to a promise of conversation, rendered by liquid levels and reflections. Sargent's Two Wine Glasses reduce the scene to a promise of conversation, rendered by the levels of the liquid and the reflections. Sargent's Two Wine Glasses reduce the scene to a promise of conversation, rendered by the levels of the liquid and the reflections. Sargent's Two Wine Glasses reduce the scene to a promise of conversation, rendered by the levels of the liquid and the reflections. Sargent's Two Wine Glasses reduce the scene to a promise of conversation, rendered by the levels of the liquid and the reflections. Sargent's Two Wine Glasses reduce the scene to a promise of conversation, rendered by the levels of the liquid and the reflections. Sargent's Two absent gesture. From the bottle to the mill, still life describes an entire social time. The selection "Still lifes with coffee, wine and drinks" notably compares Bottle of liqueur and Bottle of rum and Journal. Its reading favors light.
A painted drink begins before the first sip: open bottle, expected glass or ground grain are enough to get someone into the picture.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Drinks are rarely painted alone: they involve a container, a ritual and a possible human presence. Cézanne gives a bottle of liquor a vertical stability that fruits and the table experience; commercial liquid becomes a volume problem. Juan Gris combines a bottle of rum and newspaper, two modern consumer objects reconstructed by Cubist letters, plans and transparencies. Sargent's Two Wine Glasses reduce the scene to a promise of conversation, rendered by liquid levels and reflections. Sargent's Two Wine Glasses reduce the scene to a promise of conversation, rendered by liquid levels and reflections. Sargent's Two Wine Glasses reduce the scene to a promise of conversation, rendered by liquid levels and reflections. Sargent's Two Wine Glasses reduce the scene to a promise of conversation, rendered by liquid levels and reflections. Sargent's Two Wine Glasses reduce the scene to a promise of conversation, rendered by liquid levels and reflections. Sargent's Two Wine Glasses reduce the scene to a promise of conversation, rendered by liquid levels and reflections. Sargent's Two Wine Glasses reduce the scene to a promise of conversation, rendered by liquid levels and reflections. Sargent
Stabilize the table
Bottles, glasses and coffee signal service and sociability. This milestone illuminates the "Still lifes with coffee, wine and drinks" collection by favoring light.
Observe the reflections
Cézanne and Sargent give the containers an optical presence.
Fragment the ritual
Bonnard and Gris move drinks and preparation towards modernity.
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Liquid level
The interior line reveals transparency and quantity. This trait guides a light-centered reading of "Still Life with Coffee, Wine and Drinks".
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Readable label
Commerce enters into the composition through the text.
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Lined reflection
Two glasses build a relationship before any figure.
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Mill crank
Object retains memory of repetitive gesture.
Explore by universe
Compare four times of the drink
Storing, reading, sharing and preparing show that still life already contains action.
Cezanne01
Weigh the bottle
The vertical bottle organizes neighboring volumes.
For structure. Reading "Still lifes with coffee, wine and drinks" by light.Grey02
Read and drink
Newspaper and rum become cubist signs of consumption.
For the citySargent03
Wait for two
The drinks are enough to suggest a meeting.
For the reflectionBonnard04
Grind the coffee
The domestic preparation replaces the final drink.
For the ritualCézanne gives the bottle a vertical axis05
Bottle of liquor
The bottle of liqueur stabilizes a table whose volumes remain in tension.
Landmark work of Still lifes with coffee, wine and drinksJuan Gris combines rum and newspaper06
Bottle of rum and Journal
Letter, label and transparency become fragments of modern life.
Landmark work of Still lifes with coffee, wine and drinks
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Four still lifes of drinks
The selection brings together Cézanne, Juan Gris, Sargent and Bonnard around bottles, wine and coffee.
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