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Why Paul Cézanne Was the True Father of Modern Painting

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Explore the fascinating life and legacy of Paul Cézanne, the visionary Post-Impressionist painter who laid the foundation for Modern Art! Known for his bold brushstrokes, innovative use of colour and form, and deep influence on artists like Picasso and Matisse, Cézanne transformed the way we see the world. His iconic paintings of Mont Sainte-Victoire, still lifes, and portraits challenged traditional techniques and bridged the gap between Impressionism and Cubism. Despite years of rejection, he remained dedicated to his artistic vision, earning recognition as the true "father of modern painting." If you're passionate about art history, Post-Impressionism, and the evolution of modern art, this video is a must-watch! Like, comment, and subscribe for more deep dives into legendary artists!

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@ArtHistorySchool Creator 4 days ago (edited) Pinned

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@cut2way 6 years ago (edited)

Introduced as for young people and amateur artists. I’m seventy, not well known but I’ve sold work privately, in galleries and group shows and donated to charity auctions. Your audience appeal is much broader, as I’m sure you know from the comments, and much appreciated. Thank you.

@ruthmoore1448 5 years ago

Such hard times for him, he carried on in spite of the rejections. Amazing!

@lanceburris7850 5 years ago

I finally figured out why I like your presentations so much. You establish an emotional connection with the featured artist. You are painting history.

@eunicelynch3511 5 years ago

Cezanne..for 30 years I had the great privilege of living in France in many of his paintings..all four seasons came and went with indelible memories...they will never fade....

@markyd1066 4 years ago (edited)

The rejection of others is often affirmation that you are doing something original, or at least different from the majority. He obviously believed in himself, despite all the criticisms and his own insecurities.
It was very interesting to learn about this wonderful artist. Thank you.

@Kinichswife 5 years ago

I came here becaose my art teacher told my class to watch this, It’s interesting, and I love art so this is good to know. Thank you

@colindailley5062 1 year ago

Fascinating programme on a fantastic artist 😊

@nicoletalange-barbulescu6339 2 years ago (edited)

the fire of creativity that burns inside an artist soul keeps him going to overcome difficulties and prevail

@marsansyu 1 year ago

One of the most influential artists of all time.

@glendam1148 8 months ago

Thank you for including the artist’s age as you go along.

@paulaneary7877 5 years ago

I simply cannot put into words what joy goes through my mind when I look at the painting titled The Railway Cutting-1870. Could stare at it for hours. This to me is the definition of great art. To be able to stare at a single piece for hours. Thank you Paul for posting this video and literally changing my life for the better.

@astrid4532 3 years ago

I'll visit his exhibition at the Tate Modern tomorrow. I cannot wait!!!

@jennyhughes4474 4 years ago

Thank you for teaching me, again, more!

@rommiekorint2534 4 years ago

My Teacher asking me to find more information of art and I found this video to do lot research of art.Thank You Sir😊

@aarfeld 5 years ago

My favorite painter. Thanks for creating this portrait.

@JoAnnMoldenhauer 2 years ago

So happy to have discovered your channel! Art history is my passion, and your obvious passion brings the past to life in a most tangible and fulfilling manner. THANK YOU!!

@jamespotts8197 4 years ago (edited)

Cézanne's use of blue, I personally find it amazing, his use of it sets the tone of the entire background, with such a rich as well lush texture, to the the background , he's ventured into a realm where Cézanne's work has this dreamy, calming effcet, and it adds such a stable element to the whole of the painting.