The world of Paul Cézanne at the Barnes FoundationBathers, Sainte-Victoire, card players and apples bear witness to Barnes' encyclopedic Cézannian collection, designed in wall sets rather than as an isolated suite.
1877Bathers resting at the third impressionist exhibition
1922Creation of the Barnes Foundation
More than 60Works by Cézanne associated with this active collection
° 2,000Paintings, watercolors and drawings by Cézanne - overall estimate
Hand paintedReal oil painting, no print.
Formats of your choiceA composition adapted to the dimensions ordered.
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1876 -1905 · an exceptional set of subjects and series
Bathers, Sainte-Victoire, card players and apples bear witness to Barnes' encyclopedic Cézannian collection, designed in wall sets rather than as an isolated suite.
Albert C. Barnes brought together one of the largest Cézanne ensembles in the world and installed it in his "ensembles" among ironwork, furniture and works by other artists. The Bathers at Rest, exhibited in 1877, broke with anatomy academic: massive bodies and Sainte-Victoire mountain share the same landscape without clear narrative interaction. The Montagne Sainte-Victoire seen from Bellevue organizes the valley and the summit in a depth constructed by plans colorful. The Card Players reduce the game to a silent confrontation of bodies, table and looks. Apples and carpets finally make still life a relief of fruit and fabric, without a unitary point of view. Looked at at Barnes, these works dialogue with an entire wall and reveal the continuity between figure, mountain, group portrait and object. The "Paul Cézanne at the Barnes Foundation" selection notably compares Les baigneurs au repos and La Montagne Sainte-Victoire seen from Bellevue. Its reading favors details.
La Barnes allows us to see Cézanne not by separate masterpieces, but by resonances: a shoulder responds to a mountain, an apple to a skull, a table to a landscape.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
Albert C. Barnes brought together one of the largest Cézanne ensembles in the world and installed it in his "ensembles" among ironwork, furniture and works by other artists. The Bathers at Rest, exhibited in 1877, broke with anatomy academic: massive bodies and Sainte-Victoire mountain share the same landscape without clear narrative interaction. The Montagne Sainte-Victoire seen from Bellevue organizes the valley and the summit in a depth constructed by plans colorful. The Card Players reduce the game to a silent confrontation of bodies, table and looks. Apples and carpets finally make still life a relief of fruit and fabric, without a unitary point of view. Looked at at Barnes, these works dialogue with an entire wall and reveal the continuity between figure, mountain, group portrait and object.
Break with the academic nude
Bathers at rest shock with their bodies and their indecisive relationships. This milestone sheds light on the "Paul Cézanne at the Barnes Foundation" collection by focusing on details.
Multiply series and patterns
Sainte-Victoire, maps, fruits and portraits respond to each other.
Build the Barnes sets
The Cézannes are installed according to transhistorical shapes, lines and colors.
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Angular body
Bathers refuse the anatomical ideal and agree with the terrain. This trait guides a reading of "Paul Cézanne at the Barnes Foundation" focused on details.
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Mountain block
Sainte-Victoire acts as a large stable mass behind the valley.
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Game table
The furniture simultaneously separates and connects players.
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Pleated rug
The fabric carries the apples and transforms the table into relief.
Explore by universe
Look by matches
Swimming, mountains, maps and fruits allow us to rediscover the method of ensembles: comparing shapes and rhythms beyond gender.
Bathers01
Articulate body and site
Strange anatomy becomes elements of the Aix landscape.
For 1877. Reading of "Paul Cézanne at the Barnes Foundation" in detail.Mountain02
Fix the valley
The summit measures the colorful shots of Bellevue.
For the landscapeCards03
Concentrate the silence
Two figures and a table are enough to build lasting tension.
For the stageApples04
Bend the surface
Fruits and carpets move weight, color and orientation.
For the objectResting Bathers refuse the academic ideal05
Bathers at rest
Strange bodies, indecisive gestures and Sainte-Victoire produce a scene without a classic story.
Paul Cézanne's landmark work at the Barnes FoundationBellevue distributes the mountain by plans06
The Sainte-Victoire Mountain seen from Bellevue
The valley leads to the summit without obscuring the colorful construction of the entire surface.
Paul Cézanne's landmark work at the Barnes Foundation
Works to discover
Four Cézanne from the Barnes Foundation
The selection brings together Bathers at Rest, Sainte-Victoire de Bellevue, Card Players and Apples and Rugs.
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