cezanne

Well surely each of them is tagged with both 'cezanne' and 'watercolor', can't you just match search substrings to tags?

And that's the suggestion Paul's making, right?, that Cezanne makes stupid goofy mistakes.

This is why you need the museum, art critic, docent and the monstrous gold frame around a humble Cezanne painting of some fruit on a table.

Anything that has such a dramatic change in value is subject to some kind of scarcity, like the difference between a real cezanne and a very good copy.

I'm not that well-versed in painting, however, so perhaps somebody more enthusiastic than I can explain to both of us what makes Cezanne so awesome?

There are perhaps other qualities in Cezanne's paintings, but PG is far from being the only person who considers Cezanne's drawing skills quite deficient.

Comparing the photos on page 22 (Dali) and 25 (Cezanne), you can clearly see the blue ferrules in the correctly wired panel on the Cezanne.

P̶a̶b̶l̶o̶ ̶P̶i̶c̶a̶s̶s̶o̶,̶ ̶T̶.̶ ̶S̶ ̶E̶l̶i̶o̶t̶ Paul Cezanne, Robert Frost, etc.) [1] whose best work came later in life.

Well the claim that Cezanne couldn't draw is pretty obviously contradicted by his sketches, especially when you look at them "in the flesh".

If you want to offer any actual counterargument about Cezanne's drawing, feel free.

We built a full text semantic search in 2011 by reverse-indexing art search results from popular search engines and it could do things like "Cezanne watercolors" at ease.

I do like Picasso's and Dali's work and also Cezanne's work.

Well the claim that Cezanne couldn't draw is pretty obviously contradicted by his sketches, especially when you look at them "in the flesh".

We built a full text semantic search in 2011 by reverse-indexing art search results from popular search engines and it could do things like "Cezanne watercolors" at ease.

I realize this is off-topic but just as a bug report, I tried to search for "cezanne watercolor" and it didn't understand, despite that you have watercolors by Cézanne.

However, I believe, there are ways for us to be both "passionately convinced" and relativistic at the same time; I try to be like Cezanne, who would ask himself: "is this what I see?"

There are perhaps other qualities in Cezanne's paintings, but PG is far from being the only person who considers Cezanne's drawing skills quite deficient.

Comparing the photos on page 22 (Dali) and 25 (Cezanne), you can clearly see the blue ferrules in the correctly wired panel on the Cezanne.

P̶a̶b̶l̶o̶ ̶P̶i̶c̶a̶s̶s̶o̶,̶ ̶T̶.̶ ̶S̶ ̶E̶l̶i̶o̶t̶ Paul Cezanne, Robert Frost, etc.) [1] whose best work came later in life.