A landmark retrospective dedicated to Cézanne celebrates the finished restoration of his last studio and family home in ...

Artist Ellsworth Kelly says he's been hypnotized by Cezanne for most of his life. When he was 14, Kelly's mother gave him an art book that included all the masters, from Giotto to Picasso.

Cézanne works on paper 05:09. He would return to the same subjects again and again: forests and trees, fruit and faces, bathers in and out of water. For the renowned French artist Paul Cézanne ...

The first painting visitors to “Cezanne” at the Art Institute of Chicago encounter is “Undergrowth (Sous-Bois)” (c. 1894), a pine-forest scene painted from a bit below the trees, gazing up ...

Admittedly, I never planned to go to Jennifer Steinkamp’s show at the Portland Art Museum. Sure, Steinkamp’s critical accolades date back to the ’90s, but CGI trees just didn’t sound that ...

The study drawings made after works of art from the past are no less fierce than those made from nature. From the mid-1880s to the early 1890s, Cézanne focused numerous times on the ...

The small, enigmatic painting, “Road in Provence,” was made around 1885, and is as spare as a haiku, rendering the sky, trees and road receding into the distance with the most minimal gestures.

Art experts say the piece – showing a house with an orange roof next to a river, surrounded by trees – is reminiscent of Cezanne’s earliest works. Under the scrawled name is the date 1854.

Impressionist painter Paul Cezanne had a simple philosophy about nature's ever-changing wardrobe: Let it be. Cezanne's modest property in Provence, France, which inspired his oil and watercolor ...