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Cézanne’s Watercolors : Between Drawing And Painting

Attribution
Matthew Simms
Publication Details
Book, Yale University Press, 2008
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Description
Czanne?s watercolors exhibit not only kaleidoscopic arrays of translucent color but also very light graphite pencil lines that contrast strikingly with the soft watery touches of color. More than a tool for sketching or preparing for oil paintings, Simms contends, watercolor was a unique means of expression in its own right that allowed Czanne to combine in one place the two otherwise opposed mediums of drawing and painting. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
Authors
- Simms, Matthew Thomas
- Cézanne, Paul, 1839-1906
Subject
- Cézanne, Paul, — 1839-1906 — Criticism and interpretation
Contents
- Strong sensations : Cézanne’s Couillard watercolors
- Shorthand for sensation : Cézanne, watercolor, and Impressionism
- Layered sensations : watercolor, completeness, and duration
- Sensations of light and air : watercolor and the "envelope"
- Vital sensations : Cézanne’s Bather watercolors
ISBN
- 9780300140668
- 0300140665
LCCN
- 2008006085
Open Library ID
- /b/OL16504853M