Rewald, Jhon creator text xx Great Britian Phoenix house 1950 monographic und

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192 Pages : hbk. 25 cm. Paul Cézanne faced years of criticism and rejection because his art did not follow traditional styles. His paintings were often misunderstood for their unusual brushwork and distorted forms. Despite this struggle, Cézanne continued experimenting with color and structure, eventually becoming a key figure who bridged Impressionism and Modern art. His perseverance changed the direction of painting and influenced artists like Picasso and Matisse. Jhon Rewald include index. Fine Arts 759.4 REW PK-LaGCW 260119