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by Paul Cezanne
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By Paul Cezanne, c.1885.
I love this piece of art. One of those that makes you dream about a quiet vacation by the sea.
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1.80" W x 3.875" H x 0.90" D
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By Paul Cezanne, c.1885.
I love this piece of art. One of those that makes you dream about a quiet vacation by the sea.
Paul Cézanne compared the view of the sea from L’Estaque to a playing card, with its simple shapes and colors. This painting is one of more than a dozen such vistas created by the artist during the 1880s. Cézanne divided the canvas into four zones—architecture, water, mountain, and sky. Although these four elements are seen repeatedly in Impressionist paintings, Cézanne’s work is very different from that of his fellow artists. Whereas their primary purpose was to record the transient effects of light, Cézanne was interested in the underlying structure and composition of the views he painted. Filling the canvas with shapes defined by strong, contrasting colors and a complex grid of horizontal, vertical, and diagonal lines, he created a highly compact, dynamic pattern of water, sky, land, and village that at once refers back to traditionally...
In a world where there are rules to comply with, directions to follow and deadlines to be met, it's nothing short of liberating to work in a creative environment where I have complete and total artistic freedom. Nature walks and simply observing the world around me at my leisure, enables me to produce images that convey a sense of calm, beauty and joy. I'm a native New Yorker who spent many years in Hawaii before moving to my current home in Southern California. Follow me on my Naturali Images Facebook page. -https://www.facebook.com/naturaliimages/ Visit my website at NaturAli Images - www.Naturaliimages.com
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