The world of Paul Cézanne at the Musée d'OrsayThe Hanged Man's House, The Woman with the Coffee Maker, The Card Players and Apples and Oranges make Orsay a journey from the impressionist outdoors to the monumentality of figures and objects.
1873The Hanged Man's House in Auvers
1874First impressionist exhibition
Around 1895Woman with coffee maker and maturity series
° 2,000Paintings, watercolors and drawings by Cézanne - overall estimate
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1873 -1896 · Auvers, cuisine, menus and Provence
The Hanged Man's House, The Woman with the Coffee Maker, The Card Players and Apples and Oranges make Orsay a journey from the impressionist outdoors to the monumentality of figures and objects.
The Hanged Man's House, presented at the first impressionist exhibition in 1874, belongs to Auvers' stay with Doctor Gachet and Pissarro. The steep path, the houses and the thick material show a Cézanne participating outdoors while already looking for a heavier construction. The Woman with the Coffee Maker, around 1895, transformed an employee of the family estate into a frontal figure: blue dress, massive hands, coffee maker and cup share a geometry austere. Card Players reduce the popular theme to concentration without anecdote. Apples et Oranges accumulates fruits, dishes and fabrics in a table whose planes switch. These works by Orsay therefore connect landscape, figure, stage and still life by the same desire to give a solid presence without resorting to classic illusion. The "Paul Cézanne at the Musée d’Orsay" selection notably compares La Maison du pendu and La Femme à la cafetière. His reading prioritize the story.
In Orsay, Cézanne changes the heaviness of painting from an Auvers wall to a dress, then from a table of cards to a pile of fruit.
Course & style
Journey, subjects and pictorial language
The Hanged Man's House, presented at the first impressionist exhibition in 1874, belongs to Auvers' stay with Doctor Gachet and Pissarro. The steep path, the houses and the thick material show a Cézanne participating outdoors while already looking for a heavier construction. The Woman with the Coffee Maker, around 1895, transformed an employee of the family estate into a frontal figure: blue dress, massive hands, coffee maker and cup share a geometry austere. Card Players reduce the popular theme to concentration without anecdote. Apples et Oranges accumulates fruits, dishes and fabrics in a table whose planes switch. These works by Orsay therefore connect landscape, figure, stage and still life by the same desire to give a solid presence without resorting to classical illusion.
Working Auvers with Pissarro
Palette and outdoors change without erasing the density of the material. This milestone sheds light on the "Paul Cézanne at the Musée d’Orsay" collection, favoring the story.
Monumentalize ordinary life
Coffee maker and cards become human architectures.
Swing the table
Fruits and fabrics carry late space research.
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Road enclosed
The Auvers route compresses the houses and slows down the depth. This line guides a reading of "Paul Cézanne at the Musée d'Orsay" centered on the story.
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Blue dress
The large cold mass gives the woman an almost sculptural presence.
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Hat face to face
Players respond to each other in shapes rather than expressions.
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Cascading fabric
The fabric transforms the fruit table into unstable relief.
Explore by universe
Cross four genres without changing problems
Landscape, portrait, scene and still life show the same research on weight, interval and color.
House01
Thicken the outdoors
Auvers remains observed but constructed by dense matter.
For 1873. Reading of "Paul Cézanne at the Musée d'Orsay" through the story.Coffee maker02
Geometrize presence
Figure and objects share an austere frontality.
For 1895Cards03
Reduce event
The part becomes a silent relationship of volumes.
For the seriesFruits04
Tilt abundance
Apples, oranges and fabrics organize several plans.
For the tableThe Hanged Man's House thickens the outdoors05
The Hanged Man's House
Path, walls and hillside contribute to impressionism while maintaining a very personal density.
Paul Cézanne's landmark work at the Musée d'OrsayThe Woman with the Coffee Maker becomes a geometric figure06
The Woman with the Coffee Maker
Dress, hands, cup and coffee maker make up a monumentality without psychological decoration.
Paul Cézanne's landmark work at the Musée d'Orsay
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Four Cézanne from the Musée d'Orsay
The selection brings together Hanged Man's House, Woman with a Coffee Maker, Card Players and Apples and Oranges.
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