The paintings of Paul Cézanne : a catalogue raisonné

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The paintings of Paul Cézanne : a catalogue raisonné

John Rewald in collaboration with Walter Feilchenfeldt and Jayne Warman ; [editor, Robert Morton]

Thames and Hudson, 1996

  • : set
  • v. 1
  • v. 2

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Contents: v. 1. The texts. -- v. 2. The plates

Includes bibliographical references and indexes

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内容説明

In 1960, John Rewald took over the task of researching and collating Cezanne's oeuvre, following the death of Lionello Venturi, publisher of the first catalogue on Cezanne in 1936. The result is this catalogue raisonne, treating the 954 paintings accepted by Rewald. The plate volume reproduces all 954 paintings, with titles, dimensions and dates, and is chronologically arranged by Rewald's new dating and numbering, with the works grouped by subject. Walter Feilchenfeldt introduces the book's history and issues of dating, chronology and authenticity. Each painting is accompanied by a detailed commentary, which draws on an enormous variety of sources, and for over half the paintings, the commentary consists of a lengthy essay. Of special interest are the 200 documentary photographs integrated with the entries, which provide the scholar and admirer of Cezanne's work with much fascinating visual information, including biographical portraits, landscape motifs and objects found in Cezanne's studio. Fifty-eight magnificent colour reproductions of the largest paintings also appear in this volume, which concludes with important indices of owners, exhibitions and works; an extensive bibliography; and a concordance of Venturi and Rewald numbers. The mass of information and insight provided by catalogue raisonne makes it an essential reference for scholars, curators, collectors and librarians.

目次

  • Text volume part one: four-part introduction - history of book
  • dating and chronology
  • authenticity
  • Cezanne's use of large-format canvases. Part two painting commentaries. Part 3: 58 colour reproductions of the largest paintings. Part 4: 200 documentary photographs. Plate volume: black and white reproductions of all the paintings grouped by subject.

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