EPISODE 10

Paul Czanne spent years struggling for recognition. His paintings were repeatedly rejected, his work was mocked, and he eventually withdrew from much of the Parisian art world to paint in the landscapes of Provence. Yet while Czanne worked in relative isolation, a younger generation of artists was beginning to recognize something revolutionary in his paintings. This documentary explores Czannes remarkable transformation from artistic outsider to one of the most influential painters in history. From his friendship with mile Zola and his relationship with Camille Pissarro to the experiments with color, structure and form that fascinated Picasso, Matisse and other modernists, discover why Czanne became known as a crucial precursor to modern art. The film also follows the extraordinary afterlife of his workincluding The Card Players, reportedly sold for around $250 million, and Boy in the Red Vest, stolen in a dramatic armed robbery and recovered four years later in Serbia. #arthistory #art #cezanne COPYRIGHT: All of the films published by us are legally licensed. We have acquired the rights (at least for specific territories) from the rightholders by contract. Plot11 Publishing GmbH. Standart

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