Cezanne To Picasso News

 
The Japan Times
The shaping of a Post-Impressionist
The Japan Times
... we know as modern art, the most abundant generator of ideas and the most enduring in newness," it wasn't, as some might expect, Pablo Picasso he was referring to but Paul Cezanne, a generation older and a profound inspiration on 20th century art.


 
Daily Beast
Cezanne at the Barnes Foundation is the Daily Pic by Blake Gopnik
Daily Beast
Picasso's a genius, Matisse is great and Renoir has fabulous moments (if not in the mass of pink nudes at the Barnes). But Cézanne has a complexity that none of them match. And what's most remarkable about his pictures is that, for all their fathomless ...


 
Summer 2012: Art shows leap through geography and history to grab summer visitors
San Jose Mercury News
And a personal art collection that includes masterworks by Cézanne, Matisse and Degas is due just as summer slips into fall at the de Young Museum. Elsewhere, art spaces are taking a fresh approach to their permanent holdings.

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New Republic
Meet a Leading Evangelist in the Movement to Introduce Modern Art to America
New Republic
... find myself doing over the past several days was pulling from the shelf a couple of the big books written in the 1920s and 1930s by Albert C. Barnes, the man who built this transcendent collection of Cézanne, Renoir, Seurat, Matisse, and Picasso.
A Brush with Beauty: Opening of Barnes gives art lovers another optionDelaware County Daily Times

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GalleristNY
Barnes Foundation Changes Location, But Little Else
NPR
Its collection of paintings by Matisse, Picasso, Renoir, Cezanne and many more is now hanging in galleries designed to replicate those at the Barnes' old home in suburban Merion. The move follows a decade of bitter debate over the future of this ...
Barnes doors reopenphillyBurbs.com
Barnes move to Parkway is progress, but a quirky something has been lostPhiladelphia Inquirer
Barnes collection completes controversial moveWashington Times

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The Steins Collect: Matisse, Picasso, and the Parisian Avant-Garde
New Yorker
Leo moved to Paris first, followed by Gertrude, at the turn of the twentieth century; the two soon became fixtures on the café circuit, gaining access to art dealers and picking up gems by Cézanne, Renoir, and Picasso, among others.


 
Search for stolen masterpiece ends
Stock and Land
Cezanne's Bouilloire et Fruits was one of seven paintings stolen from a private residence in the US in 1978. It was found in 1999 and later sold for $29.3 million, while the remaining paintings were returned to the owner over the next decade. Picasso's ...

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