November 2009
22 posts
Paul Cezanne, The Bather, 1885-6 oil on canvas
Pablo Picasso, Boy Leading a Horse, 1906 oil on canvas
Impressionism
“I see a certain shade of violet; I lower my eyes toward my palette to mix it and my eye is involuntarily drawn by the white of my shirt sleeve; my eye has changed, my violet suffers.
So, in short, even if one remains only fifteen minutes before a landscape, one’s work will never be the real equivalent of the fugitive reality, but rather the record of the response of a certain unique...