Paul Cezanne
Description
After several years of traveling, Cezanne moved back to Aix-en-Provence. From that point, he barely left the area, and spent his days painting in his studio and outdoors. The majestic Mont Sainte-Victoire became his primary subject and motif, capturing the magnificent mountain from every angle of light, different points of view, styles, and changing seasons. In this program, we examine many of these paintings in oil, drawings, and watercolor, and probe the intention of Cezanne's apparent obsession with place.
Runtime
31 min
Series
Subjects
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Date of Publication
[2008], c1995
Database
Films on Demand
Direct Link
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